Yang: Quantum computing and large models will achieve indistinguishable consciousness
David Yang · Eliminating Missed Revenue with David Yang of Newo.ai | The Innovators & Investors Podcast · Mar 17, 2026 · at 28:31
David Yang, founder of Newo.ai, shares his perspective on the future emergence of machine consciousness.
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“I truly believe that specifically the quantum computing based processors and big, large models. Will be indistinguishably conscious.”
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