NASA Just Shut Down Quantum Computer After Something Insane Happened!

0:00 Intro
02:03 Simulating The Universe By A Quantum Computer
09:43 Are We Living In A Computer Simulation?
12:32 NASA’s Quantum Computer Project Hits a Pause!
14:59 Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything!
18:24 Quantum Computing: A Theory of Everything Or A Theory of Nothing?
27:22 Outro

Space exploration has always embodied the pursuit of the extraordinary and unknown. From the launch of the first satellite to the exploration of distant planets, humanity's venture into space has consistently pushed the boundaries of technology, and now, one of the most revolutionary technological frontiers on the horizon is quantum computing. This vital field can reshape the landscape of space exploration, potentially unlocking new realms of possibility in space related research and technology.
However, in an unexpected twist, NASA has slammed the brakes on its ambitious quantum computer project, causing ripples in the scientific community. This decision follows a series of developments that have cast a shadow over the future of the intriguing intersection between A I and quantum computing.

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[tahititoutou]

The problem is not the quantum computrs nor the AI, but what concsienceless greedy businessmen and politicians, and other organized criminals can do with them.

[gmcvette]

So what was the insane thing that happened at NASA?

[gerrittenberkdeboer]

The header (click-bite?) has nothing to do with the 2million words spoken

[kenfulkerson]

Just a reminder, the first thing the Nobel invented was Dynamite, things are not what they seem to be when investing in any Science. And to find the perfect balance into the unknown is dangerous regardless of the endeavor undertaken.

[jlemew]

There's only one thing I don't understand about quantum computing and that's the fact that the values need to be read by something that can translate data we are looking for so how are these parameters in place if it's always on and always off. What's telling it, YES this is the answer 🤔🤔🤔

[richardknott]

Just because nasa and the rest of the free world would give up on this dose not mean chia or russsia would stop using it ..if this is true, we got our self’s into this, we cannot get out..we must carry on..no choice.

[oogucth]

Black holes are the questions that never got to an answer in the simulation . But here is the kicker . How did they appear outside of the simulation.🤣

[Sal-pmlg]

Dwave is a facinating quantum computer company with working applications in medical and other key fields.

This video was a fascinating view of quantum computer and well done. Thank you very much.

[RichardAustin-mynw]

You don't want a computer to become GOÐ through quantum

[Slide]

With advances in quantum computing and AI, the dawn of another 'lifeform' seems to be just over the horizon. It is unclear if it will be something envisioned by Spielbergs AI or something like Scotts Blade Runner likely hatched from the merging of AI, quantum computing, and biotech. Whatever it is the change will be exponential.

[ronaldkemp]

The first quantum computer interface device was invented by Roger G. Vogelsang in 1981 while working on the international joint project called 5th Generation Computer. His device worked completely on random input and output, which then allowed the computer to respond as if it was self aware, conscious and all knowing of everything, past, present and every potential future.

[tonydezurik]

How old is this that you think CERN is not up and running?

[atlantic_love]

There are so many inaccuracies in this stupid video. Even the speaker is trying to sound just like a speaker that's on a number of other channels.

[johnbowser]

YEAH BUT, COULD IT FIGURE OUT THE ORIGINS OF COVID? Scientists, and the government seem to be baffled!

[robertbangkok]

AI generated reports have a hidden danger. It took me a while before I realized I was watching an AI generated report. Unsubscribed.

[kennethcole]

Gravity is relative to the mass electrons photons have mass May not have enough mass to produce gravity. so gravity might just start on the molecular level not sub atomic level so quantum physics can not find gravity Monique Euler physics might be a place to start

[MildManNerd]

They could confirm if we're actually in a simulation or ❤crack all security platforms but ultimately are a tool. It just depends whose hands they're in.

[DougHacker-bb]

Ya eventually were be everything and everywhere in everything that is….
Will we like ourselves 😂🤔🖤

[johnadams-tdbu]

NASA and scientists ask you for more faith in them then Jesus asks for faith in him.

[DavidLee-bfpe]

You lose all your credibility by featuring Elon Musk as a voice of reason. Thumbs Down.