>[KG]: Hmm...It seems the underlying materials for error prevention in Quantum Computing is still primitive.
>[KG]: Use agentic AI to OCR every single paper on material science ever into GNOME and analysis for gaps in literature, materials not fully explored, and novel extrapolations.
>[GEMINI]: Okay!
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>>61283974
Off the top of my head; If the correction methods are sound, Omega chips come to mind as a baseline for this example for warm, lower cost computers; Run the exact same Q code across 3 (hypothetical) machines and apply consensus, bypassing fidelity problems from Q to Q with Q to C to Q by drawing the state of the "correct" 2 systems to apply to the altered computer.
Sure, you have 3 quantum computers running at the same time now, but the exact same qubit error at the exact same time is exceedingly unlikely.
I'm sure industry experts could come up with sophisticated applications.
Off the top of my head; If the correction methods are sound, Omega chips come to mind as a baseline for this example for warm, lower cost computers; Run the exact same Q code across 3 (hypothetical) machines and apply consensus, bypassing fidelity problems from Q to Q with Q to C to Q by drawing the state of the "correct" 2 systems to apply to the altered computer.
Sure, you have 3 quantum computers running at the same time now, but the exact same qubit error at the exact same time is exceedingly unlikely.
I'm sure industry experts could come up with sophisticated applications.
>>61273725
for future shitposting
first time i see youtube having quality options for "super resolution", i assume that's AI upscaling
for future shitposting
first time i see youtube having quality options for "super resolution", i assume that's AI upscaling