I always thought a Qubit was the unit of measurement Noah used when building the ark.<\/p>\n
By Jonathan Reichental, PhD<\/a> – The deliberate collision of two game-changing technologies has the potential to upend the technology industry and bring about a new era of business disruption and innovation. Few industries will be spared this transformation, and it will create completely new value and risks. Hyperbole? I don\u2019t think so. In the future, artificial intelligence is likely to become supercharged by quantum computing. It\u2019s a partnership that could change the world.<\/p>\n The growing wonder and value of artificial intelligence (AI), triggered by the broad availability of generative AI in late 2022, is understandable. Uses of this software such as the creation of remarkable human-like text and graphics can often exceed the hype. That\u2019s saying something for the technology industry that too often gets ahead of itself. Frequent and mesmerizing new updates to generative AI and the innovation that quickly follows demonstrates that this technology is evolving at breakneck speed.<\/p>\n But, despite the introduction of faster microchips to feed its hunger, AI is ultimately constrained by our ability to continue to squeeze more processing power from silicon-based hardware. It\u2019s just a limitation of physics. That said, let\u2019s recognize that classical computing, based on transistors and electricity, has served us all well and powered the information age to date.<\/p>\n If AI could be powered by a new generation of computing power\u2014quantum processing\u2014then it would leave today\u2019s innovation in the dust.<\/p>\n That day may be coming sooner than you think. It may not be next year, but could we see practical applications within the next decade?\u00a0\u00a0Read On:<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"