Quantum computing demystified | Ilyas Khan | TEDxCityUniversityLondon
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2017
- Using his extensive experience in Quantum Computing, Ilyas takes us on a personal journey of demystifying quantum computing and simplifies it in order to inspire the future generation on the limitless possibilities within it. Prior to establishing CQC (world's leading independent quantum algorithm developer with a strong focus on AI), Ilyas was the founding partner in Accelerate Cambridge, the University of Cambridge Judge Business school's highly successful accelerator programme where he is also the Leader in Residence.
Ilyas is also the Chairman of The Stephen Hawking Foundation. He is a regular and extensive writer, commentator and speaker on topics relating to quantum computing and free will in the context of quantum information, and has a long-standing interest in the foundations of mathematics and category theory. He is a Life Member of the American Mathematical Society. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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This did not "demystify" quantum computers at all, quite the opposite. The only talk that made sense at all to me was when they use MWI, whether it is right or not I don't know, but it makes sense. It at least expl;ains how quantum particles can perform virtually infinite calculations all at once so...
You are a fantastic teacher....
Astonishing and beautifully connected talk! **Double superlatives warranted**
How did you become IBM's partner in Quantum Computing...?
I bet for Quantum Computing but with less unbounded optimism, in order to achieve exponential speed-up you have to interconnect qubits and full interconnection has exponential complexity so it is imposible to "engineer"
great talk i ever have .nice dude .
Gibberish
@@Flyingmachines350 got nothing out of the talk?
There was utterly no demystifying done in this talk.
While you talk about Qbits IBM plays music with their Quantum Computer.
Very interesting talk about quantum computing..
11:24 ➡
No single equation from a Math guy for explaining the workings of Quantum Computer? I like an experimental physicist explaining this better. The audience looks so lost better just write 2^n is the computational power of quantum computer - doubling each time for each qubit.
He reminds me of
Ringo Star...
@14:52 I thought he said "joke delivery". And the crowd remains silent...
Very interesting
QUMPUTER - From now on, let's call them QUMPUTERS. Much better than the tongue twister 'Quantum Computers'!
not explanatory
just name dropping, clichés and generalities
anybody about quantum computing tell the same things how magic it is but no any solid understanding about the topic. all is boasting！
could.quantum computing lead to sentient AI in the future?
Maybe but probably not. Since we have no idea how we are sentient, how can we reproduce it? Some believe consciousnesses emerges out of complexity, but that is just an absurd belief akin to believing in magic. It is like throwing a bunch of wires and electrical components in a box and believing that a super computer will emerge. Can we one day reproduce consciousness with a machine? Maybe, but first we need to understand what it is and how it happens, and right now (even with all we have learned about brain function), we haven't got a clue.
I think we will make machines that use algorithms to solve problems and will be programmed to respond as if they were conscious. But will that machine be conscious? I don't think so, but any opinion for or against is just speculation.
Some even postulate that consciousness could be a fundamental aspect of reality, and that the physical world we perceive is an illusion. There is a coherent argument for this hypothesis (See Donald Hoffman or Bernardo Kastrup).
What a rubbish presentation!
This is worse than a teenager’s book report read in front of the class from the kid who didn’t read the book and scanned a couple of pages minutes before the teacher called his name.
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This guy really believe atoms are real. What a story.
It doesn't matter if they are real or not, they are simply useful
omg
not animals like mules or slaves?
Oh dear! What a dreadful talk. Get to the point and do some demystifying!
You have children wife family other human don't have children family
Mr Khan is a clown.
Scam
Bad bad talk. Big scare call on investors to invest in his and other QC companies. Quantum Mechanics are extremely interesting and the search for the QC will no doubt give us some break through findings (like the quest for the moon did) but will not end up with anything like a computer. Playing the quantum will be more like a chemical process than like a logical process. No encryption will be broken. The bitcoin does not need a QC to be broken, it is broken by design, when people get wise, it is gone. So, do invest in this company please, do not expect to get to the moon though.
Theo Schijf there already is a quantum computer in existence...........
Not enough scientific breakdown of quantum computing and more on the effects of it. Meh
You know Theo, I think you're absolutely right. I'm actually embarrassed I didn't see through this facade right away. This was, basically, a pitch for investors.
Also, the d wave has been around for about 2 years now, and it has what, 8 or 16 q bits? I'll start getting excited when I see a quantum computer with 1000 q-bits.
@@Bottlekap yeah, and it has 8 q-bits. It's basically useless, outside of being a prototype. Maybe it was 16 q bits. And, the d wave has been around for years now, yet the amount of q bits in these systems isn't going up very fast
Stick to your topic, Mr. Khan. Your presentation is a con job. Shame
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