Posted on 09/20/2019 3:20:30 PM PDT by LibWhacker
The legal lotto system and workman's comp insurance rates ensure that jobs that require climbing things will be taken over by robots early during the transition.
It’s good it’s Google because that means when the US Government takes them down with antitrust and violations of rights, the formulas and algorithms will become government property.
The quantum leap computing has the capacity and ability to take out banking security. Its realization is just another flag on the road to the demise of central banking in favor of decentralized, individualized gold-backed cyber which will unveil a few years down the road.
What problem did they actually solve? Is the margin too small to contain it?
Being weaponized by the chinese as we type.
But, but: It’s not clear what task Google’s quantum machine was working on, but it’s likely to be a very narrow one: like social justice, or mass advertising, or methods of implementing social credit scores behind the scenes, defeating DJT in 2020, ending conservatives and their voices in public.
“The machines are notoriously prone to errors, because even the slightest change in temperature or tiny vibration can destroy the delicate state of qubits.”
Google got it from China in exchange for writing the Chinese social credit score code.
The quantum computing problem is not one problem but a large collection of subproblems, each with its own signature.
Some problem subsets are easier to crack than others.
It makes sense to work on the subset that can be solved to see if the solution process can be retooled for another subset.
From my reading a quantum problem solver eliminates vast swaths of numerical space to omit from further consideration or identifies large swaths that can be solved, then eliminated from further inclusion.
Basically it eliminates a lot of unnecessary dimensionality of numerical space or space that’s not at the core of that which needs to be cracked.
Only some tasks can be computed in parallel. Some require sequential processing.
Somebody splain:
Computers are deterministic. They rely on the axiom that a statement can be true or false and that there is no midway point between true and false.
“Quantum “ computing uses bits that can be both true and false at the same time.
Splain to my purely logical mind how that can be.
They created an answer. It will take 10,000 years to find out if it’s a correct answer.
For one thing, speed. As they say in the article, “Google’s quantum processor was able to perform a calculation in three minutes and 20 seconds that would take today’s most advanced supercomputer, known as Summit, around 10,000 years.” This is great if you’re searching for new drugs to fight disease, but not so great if you are trying to encrypt sensitive communication between our governmental agencies, since it is not the case that our current encryption schemes are truly “unbreakable.” Instead, they just take a very, very, long time to break, thousands of years, or more, even with our fastest computers. Now, along comes somebody with a quantum computer who can do it in minutes. Oops, back to the drawing board!
So it can turn Bruce Jenner back into a guy?
Noah was dealing in qubits thousands of years ago.
CC
So, Google has the “Black Box” Code Breaker tool
from the movie “Sneakers”. All the movie missed
was that it would be a quantum computing device.
Too Many Secrets, indeed.
What could go wrong...
May have gone very wrong already.
Lol
My money is on Big Blue.
Hey! I said “reversing polarity” not reversing perversity!!!
I think they’re hand assembling code at this stage of the game :-) ... anything higher level than the equivalent of “set this bank of switches and push a button to load” is still a few years away.
Ok, that might be a bit *too* low level, but I’d be surprised if they actually compile programs for this machine :-) .
That being said, programmers better learn how to think parallel :-).
It’d be checkmate in 9 moves. You’d be left wondering what went wrong.
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