Waiting for quantum computers to arrive, software engineers get creative

[erek]

With the advent of AI being ubiquitous now comes the Quantum Computing Hype cycle

"Lacking quantum computers that customers can use today to get an advantage over classical computers, these startups are developing a new breed of software inspired by algorithms used in quantum physics, a branch of science that studies the fundamental building blocks of nature.

Once too big for conventional computers, these algorithms are finally being put to work thanks to today's powerful artificial intelligence chips, industry executives told Reuters.

QC Ware, a software startup that has raised more than $33 million and initially focused only on software that could run on quantum computers, said it needed to change tack and find a solution for clients today until the future quantum machines arrive."

Source: https://www.reuters.com/technology/...e-software-engineers-get-creative-2023-04-17/

 

[cdabc123]

Quantum ai! Why didnt I think of saying that to investors.

 

[Rev. Night]

 

[erek]

 

[Rev. Night]

how hard would you lol if this guy is trolling investors with pictures of google maps

 

[HeadRusch]

[Curiosity Intensifies}

 

[erek]

[Curiosity Intensifies}
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is it really like that?

 

[Rev. Night]

[Curiosity Intensifies}
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How can you not immediately know she's dumb AF at first sight

 

[Decko]

How can you not immediately know she's dumb AF at first sight

This dude saw the movie poster for "Big" and never watched it.

 

[emphy]

Who'd have thought that one could apply big data techniques to computational methods that are heavily based in probabilities?

Alternatively, they're using "ai" to automatically interpret problems in existing sat-solvers.

 

[erek]

How can you not immediately know she's dumb AF at first sight

This dude saw the movie poster for "Big" and never watched it.

you're both just jealous, that's all