Quantum Computer Reality | Seth Lloyd
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- Quantum computing is widely considered to be:
- The most potentially transformative technology of this century;
- Nothing but hope and hype.
A reliable reporter who is familiar with all of the rich variety of quantum research going on and the reality of the remarkable progress in the field (along with its still-expanding potential) is quantum pioneer Seth Lloyd, professor of mechanical engineering and physics at MIT.
Lloyd describes himself as a mechanic of quantum computing, quantum communication, and quantum biology. He is director of MIT’s Center for Extreme Quantum Information Theory, which is working on breakthroughs in general-purpose optimization, vastly enhanced communication, and ultra-precise measurement. In his book Programming the Universe (2006) he proposes that the universe is a vast quantum computer that can eventually be completely understood through local-scale quantum computation.
"Quantum Computer Reality" was given on August 09, 02016 as part of Long Now's Seminar series. The series was started in 02003 to build a compelling body of ideas about long-term thinking from some of the world's leading thinkers. The Seminars take place in San Francisco and are curated and hosted by Stewart Brand. To follow the talks, you can:
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2:45 - Speaker introduction
3:40 - Speaker begins
35:14 - Fart
@@halvorkjras904 lmao it was.
@@halvorkjras904oh. my. god. he stuttered for a second after too 😅😭💀
This guy is better than a lot of pro comedians. Very enjoyable.
Actually a very good overview of QC. Just skip 15 seconds anytime he starts to laughs, and 30-60 seconds anytime he starts telling a joke or a story.
Oh for real? I dont have time for that. Pass.
@@jason1440 sure you do... so he laughs at his own jokes, which are cringe-worthy but its worth it all for Stewart's use of the term "one bodacious renaissance we are living through" right at the end.
yeah...super annoying...and he said nothing of value in almost 2 hours....even more annoying
Seth lloyd is standing up at long now lecture.
"When life gives you strange lemons, make strange lemonade" Seth Lloyd
How many times has this guy been to Little St. James Island?
Just a handful of times. It was strictly for philanthropical purposes though
Was a fun conversation
The last 101.26 minutes feels like a stand-up comedy show.
I gave up at the 30-minute mark because he’s going off on SO many tangents unrelated to the central subject that I found it frustrating to try and follow what he had to say on a topic I was hoping to learn more about.
1. Re-start at 45 min mark
2. Don’t be a *lightweight*
i loved it because the guy sees the problems of playing God with the data and he's not on board, which gives my own reality a bit of relief today. It's terrifying how the stated goal of so many is to merge man and machine! Humanity is at this moment being asked to choose God or Evil. I hope we choose well.
Nice
Who made the quantum bits? Who programmed them?
how is the old duffer?
Quantum dot tattoo Oh you mean the mark of the beast
Tattoos were used on operation paperclip originally so it 2.0
@@pieluvr7362 Can you elaborate more on that, I know about Operation Paperclip but what do you mean by tattoos?
Highly unlikely to be the mark.
@@jackwhite1742 have you heard of Lucifer dyes?
@@justwondering1967 The mark is clearly described though.
What did he just say about QC?
Imagine this guy giving lectures at MIT 3 days per week to undergrad students 🧐
Very lucky students
Imagine those students 30 years later as department heads, CEOs or crazy professors with their own captive undergrads...
Two words:"the cirle"
Seth Lloyd is best physicist.
Laugh halfatizer required, but good content.
age of info. hunter of understanding. Epic laugh 😅
1:15:15 self reference
1:27:30 Universe is a quantum computer
Base 12 sir
Great lecture! But what a simpler time this was (pre-trump era)
1:40:04 life
Techno hippies FTW
Difficult listening to
i will transcribe it...
He’s interacting with his audience. He’s professing in his own house, plus he’s getting paid for it. Mastery…
Don’t let the messenger git in the way of the message.
Bro needs to frozen that hair ...let it go let it go o ..o o
The jokes are delicious
The laughing about virus manipulation was not funny for me.
the earth is flat bob lazar legit
Comedy is not your strong suit. Stick to the physics.
Didn't act like someone for the age he comes from, not like a 16 year old hippie
ok a clown ...
court jester... observers of mathematical magicians ...his summary of Hawking is good, but he doesn't reference IBM's latest contributions to Quantum Computing, but of course, I write in 02022, this is from 02016 ...
Worst talk I have ever seen on the subject. Something of an accomplishment.
Disturbing laughs. Escaped from a nearby mental institution ?