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  1. COMMENTARY · CL_172512 ·

    Quantum computers and AI pose existential threat to encryption and security

    The rapid advancement of quantum computing poses a significant threat to current encryption methods, with the potential to undermine all existing security protocols. This concern is amplified by the prospect of artifici…

  2. COMMENTARY · CL_152499 ·

    Hackers steal encrypted data for future quantum decryption

    Hackers are employing a "harvest now, decrypt later" strategy, stealing encrypted data with the expectation that future quantum computers will be able to decrypt it. This approach poses a significant threat to sensitive…

  3. COMMENTARY · CL_147118 ·

    Quantum computing's AI acceleration unproven; AGI remains theoretical

    The potential of quantum computing to accelerate AI tasks remains unproven, with AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) being a particular area of uncertainty. While advancements in AI development are occurring rapidly, …

  4. COMMENTARY · CL_140778 ·

    Fundamental Technologies Poised for Long-Term Survival, Analysis Argues

    A recent analysis argues that the technologies most likely to endure for the next two decades are not the most cutting-edge, but rather those that address fundamental human needs. The article highlights the enduring rel…

  5. TOOL · CL_140757 ·

    Finnish team builds world's first superconducting quantum heat engine; Chinese solar cell tech sets new record

    A research team at Aalto University in Finland has developed the world's first cyclic quantum heat engine utilizing superconducting circuits. This breakthrough represents a significant step in translating quantum thermo…

  6. RESEARCH · CL_133130 ·

    New quantum method simulates nonlinear dynamics on quantum computers

    Researchers have developed a new 'quantum Koopman method' to simulate complex nonlinear dynamics on quantum computers. This data-driven framework embeds nonlinear systems into a linear representation, enabling simulatio…

  7. COMMENTARY · CL_125926 ·

    Hong Kong warns of AI bubble risk and quantum computing threat

    Hong Kong's financial regulator, Eddie Yue, has cautioned about the potential risks associated with the current AI boom, warning of a possible market bubble. He also highlighted the threat posed by quantum computers, wh…

  8. RESEARCH · CL_108075 ·

    AI and Quantum Computing Enhance Additive Manufacturing Monitoring

    Two new research papers explore the application of AI and quantum computing in additive manufacturing. The first paper details a hybrid approach using machine learning, specifically a combination of EfficientNetB0 and R…

  9. TOOL · CL_101277 ·

    Classical model slashes quantum computer use by 99.98%

    Researchers have developed a Classical Surrogate Model that significantly reduces the need for expensive quantum computers. This new model, detailed in Nature Communications, can decrease calls to quantum computers by o…

  10. RESEARCH · CL_68775 ·

    Classical AI advances are key to unlocking quantum computing power

    Classical computing infrastructure is crucial for the advancement of quantum computers, despite their potential for solving complex problems. Innovations in supporting classical hardware and software are essential for q…

  11. TOOL · CL_51415 ·

    Quantum mechanics inspires new 'Fermi-Dirac machines' for AI

    Researchers have developed a new method to quantize classical neurons using principles from quantum mechanics, creating "Fermi-Dirac machines." This approach allows for the creation of quantum neurons that can learn fun…

  12. COMMENTARY · CL_33303 ·

    Quantum computing threat 'Q-Day' worse than Y2K, experts warn

    The advent of powerful quantum computers, termed 'Q-Day,' poses a significant cybersecurity threat, potentially rendering current encryption standards obsolete. Unlike the Y2K crisis, Q-Day lacks a defined timeline and …

  13. TOOL · CL_108711 ·

    Google warns quantum computers could break crypto sooner than expected

    Google Research has published a whitepaper detailing the quantum computing resources required to break current elliptic curve cryptography, which underpins cryptocurrency security. The paper estimates that future quantu…