How quantum computers are different! | Alireza Shabani | TEDxUCLA

Alireza Shabani, scientist at Google Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab, talks about quantum computers and how they can impact our daily lives.

Alireza Shabani is a scientist at Google’s Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab in Venice. He is working on the design of quantum computers and exploring how these machines can improve our daily lives. His research area is at the intersection of quantum physics, computation, and biology. Alireza was a recipient of the Most Creative PhD-Thesis Award from USC School of Engineering and is a coauthor of the book, Quantum Effects in Biology.

[MaheshJoshiProfile]

Really, much impressive ! thank you sir Alireza Shabani !

[nadimahmed]

great thinking.
we hope it'll be replace the world in new ways

[SajArora]

The haber bosch process gave us a pretty nice way of ammonia fixation from nitrogen. I don't know if understanding how bacteria do it would make our processes any better. I was hoping to actually learn more about how these computers work. Most speakers just toss around words like superposition and then just leave it there. It would be more meaningful to go beyond high school chemistry words in regards to explaining how a program running on a Quantum computer would actually work.

[thebeastofyoutube]

Half a byte is a Nyble, 1/4 of a nyble is a bit. Infinite amounts of a single bit is quantum computing

[bapul]

Quantum computer seems quite interesting, I want to hear more details.

[jmatt]

Just imagine how much more efficient our terminators will be.

[steghuman]

I am no genius, but even I can tell that the use of light as a switching source is fundamentally useless for any kind of reliability.
Here's why, ,, lights frequencies are more gradual than potential switching spin position of electron field.
It is very simple of what source to utilize for gating the switch on or off, without the potential of error.
CLUE:> Remember that heat is always exchanging immediately it can be so subtle Eg:( the inside of insides symmetrically heating up or cooling down constantly) or more stable as holistically a star or galaxy, you begin to see my point?
Light is just a small bandwidth of the potentially infinite act of heat exchanging and is a result thereof always lagging a tiny bit behind the actual more than enough to mess with spin.

Think about how much potential energy we and our machines use that gets converted to this is regarded as waste but it is the direct return to balance from the potential imbalance implied by us and machines, heat is not a byproduct, heat in this catalyst is entirely useable.

[hadijupiter]

We need Q computers because we have big questions about Univers Stimulation

[honeyxi]

When will "Quantum Computers" become computers for us to use like Mac, Dell, HP, or Sony computers? 😎

[Scott-reco]

not being able to locate the position is the uncertainty principal

[noditschi]

There is a good chance we read that same book as kids. :D

[miguellorenzo]

I dislike how sometimes quantum scientists look down on classical computing. Classical computing has been pioneered by so many brilliant people, it should be regarded with more respect.

[marwajumah]

speaking of quantum computers makes feel like talking about Avengers:Age of altron and being serious about it ..

[klansix]

QC is not happening anytime soon. it's a long way off.

[teddyl]

Was there an audience? Canned applause at the end. Alireza also didn't say anything of any consequence. An unusually large set of circuits and images of a bunch of tanks. This technology could help us understand complex processes? How? You have to produce a model to calculate complexity. Was this a hoax?

[loriholton]

except you are not considering organic chemistry because the ph of soil determines the output of crop and the fact that quantum computers can not predict environmental output and relative positioning in space time as well as predilection of sun spots which all of quantum is observed by the viewer, , , , I see your analysis although simplistic to the audience lack initiative substance on relative theory

[Leonardo-qlqu]

QUMPUTER - From now on, let's call them QUMPUTERS. Much better than the tongue twister 'Quantum Computers'!

[MrPowellfactor]

quantum computers will only be able to do certain tasks. It cannot be a replacement for classical computer .

[Yada_EL]

Quantum computers and CERN??? sounds about rite there really reaching lol

[kimie]

Quantum computer can solve almost all problems. Just ask a quantum computer "how to make human fly" it will tell u exactly the ingredients. Thats how people in atlantis do. They solved everything. That was also the main reason for their extinction.