quantum computing

“Quantum computing is like fusion. It's like a technical problem that has attracted people who've had more money than common sense. And it just basically a way to burn an enormous amount of money over 20 or 30 years.”

“Using quantum computing in the next 30 years, hopefully, we'll be able to deterministically model these behaviors on a molecular and atomic level, and as a result, kind of build new systems to make things and that'll be an incredible kind of toolkit for humans…”

“I think to me quantum feels like where AI was around, you know, 2015.”

“So I would say in a five year time frame, You would have that moment where some, a really useful practical computation, you know, is done in a quantum way, far superior to classical computers.”

“For the general public, quantum computing is such a massive unlock in terms of how much we can process that it's going to be as big of a wealth creator if we pull it off as AI.”

“But this decade, we will see quantum supremacy results across multiple industries.”

“You know, 20, 2020, 32, 20, 33, when we solve, you know, things like encryption, right, you know, where, you know, he'll have the fundamental Q day, you know, kind of implications.”