What is ahead? Such a thought provoking question.
First, let’s explore Quantum AI, which is rapidly moving upon our horizon. The three legged stool that will be flipping our world upside down is: Quantum, Fusion, and Ai, (which includes AI, Blockchain, and 6G).
By understanding this “three-legged stool” formula you will be ahead of 99.9% of most Americans, let alone the world.
This world has never seen anything remotely close to what AI will bring. In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, this new frontier, Quantum AI, emerges forth, promising to reshape our world in ways we can scarcely imagine.
Exactly what is Quantum Ai?
The powerful fusion of quantum computing and artificial intelligence. Across many industries, this “power” is able to solve complex problems that has baffled our greatest minds. At speeds that are mind-numbing. Japan, using commercially available optical fiber, reached a data transmission rate of 402 terabits per second, approximately 1.6 million times faster than the average broadband speed in the United States.
Traditional computers use bits that can be either 0 or 1. Quantum computers use quantum bits or qubits. These qubits can exist in multiple states simultaneously thanks to superposition. Quantum mechanics principles will be leveraged to calculate and process information with entanglement and super position. Quantum AI can analyze voluminous amounts of data, recognize patterns, and bring forth answers that were never possible in history.
This new phenomenon creates speculation in a wide range of industries. Cybersecurity can be enhanced with advanced encryptions to secure our most sensitive data. Banking, Risk Management, and Health Data, are some areas that can become almost impenetrable. Worldwide, the telecommunications industry is rapidly evolving across many sectors. As the demands for connectivity, digital services, and telecom companies expands globally, and vast data bases expand, energy sources will be at a premium.
Like any new technological advances, there are some potential challenges yet ahead. Error rates, scalability, even hardware stability, need to be improved I urge you to explore and read up on the coming Quantum AiItsunami. This is simply an intro 101 to Quantum AI