Quantum Computing, Explained | #AI101

What’s quantum computing, and how does it relate to AI? This month’s AI 101 video focuses on quantum physics.

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[mariaphoenix]

more videos on this subject: quantum computing; please. And Congrats on the content!

[davidmoser]

Little footnote: You can't explain how a current computer chip works with classical mechanics. The material science of dotted semiconductors, transistors, gates, etc. is all based on quantum mechanics. So, in that way current computers are already "quantum science" devices.

[laxlyfters]

Found you on artificial Intelligence and deep learning Facebook group. Awesome videos thank u

[pellaeon]

Great video on such a fascinating subject! I don’t know enough about quantum mechanics to fully understand quantum computing, but now I have a general idea of what’s going on. Looking forward to more quantum content in the future!

[DAVOinIN]

Hey, just stopping by to say your videos are great! Packed with accurate info, well explained, and non-sensationalist!

My pal and I are PhD students in Optics at at the University of Arizona and he is doing work on using neural networks to generate new forms of optics and I think you two would get a kick out of chatting.

[JohnPatrickCarroll]

Yes, please; I'd love to watch more videos about quantum computing. This video was fascinating and very, very informative. Thank you very much for your channel!!

[igechasamuel]

Hello, from Kenya. Am all for doing more videos on quantum AI. Awesome content

[cultureclaplive]

Super wonderful video; one thing I would have appreciated would have been text to accompany any phrase that came after. "this is called ..." ~ admittedly this is the first video that I have watched, though I'm excited to explore more :) thanks for the over view!

[eamonahern]

This video reminded me of a line from a song by Beyond Creation called Fundamental Process. "Quantum hypothesis leading to those mystical superpositions"

[achecase]

Hi! Thanks for your informative videos, keeping me on my toes. I have a bit of a technical, it may not belong here: In quantum computing are all bits qubits? Are there, so to speak, "yes bits" and "no bits" involved along side "maybe yes maybe no bits"? Or would that be considered something altogether if it's even feasible, like a hybrid.? Thanks, good luck with your work and studies.

[quantumcomputer]

Thank You.
The key to Quantum Computing is infinite photonic resolution. Qubits with RAM amplitude isolation drive that are selfe assembling. This will put the theory's of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics in Supper Position and entangled infinitely. Quantum Gravity is now Relevant.

[shawnfanning]

Take a look at the movie, called the one by jet li, it was a computer. Tell me what you think, about that computer, that was used.

[SDCamera]

Can't wait on my quantum core i3.

[patcoston]

I'd like to know what you think is the worst case scenario after the technological singularity occurs. Once the genie is out of the bottle, and AI can self-replicate and self-mutate, we lose control over a super-intelligence that has no morals, and different goals than our own. We could find ourselves like ants on a construction site.

[patcoston]

This gives me hope! Once the Quantum GI super-intelligence enslaves us, all we have to do is hit it with heat and vibration to kill it.