AI documentary on PBS on 3/27/24

[rhinefire]

Has anyone heard of the "quantum computer"? It will decipher 100% of 100% of digital formats. Hopefully, this will be covered tomorrow.

 

[slavablueberryjam]

Has anyone heard of the "quantum computer"? It will decipher 100% of 100% of digital formats. Hopefully, this will be covered tomorrow.

It's overrated and they still haven't been able to figure out how a neural network works well with DLM practices, quantum computing is way off. And will be much more of a challenge to understand.

 

[Glitch]

Has anyone heard of the "quantum computer"? It will decipher 100% of 100% of digital formats. Hopefully, this will be covered tomorrow.

Quantum computers have been around since the 1990s. They are still pretty much in their infancy. Like where the Sperry-Univac was during the 1950s. Quantum computers require a lot of space and are very expensive. They are still being used primarily for research. However, a few are starting to make it into the commercial sector. In another 50 to 75 years, future generations may be carrying around quantum phones.

IBM's quantum computers are getting faster as the firm plans to put them up for sale

IBM already offers a Quantum Experience through the cloud

www.wired.com

Quantum technology is the next evolution in computers. It will make existing super-computers like the Cray look like the old Sperry-Univac. Before there can be any true AI computers must evolve beyond binary.

 

[ralfy]

Students Are Likely Writing Millions of Papers With AI

Turnitin, a service that checks papers for plagiarism, says its detection tool found millions of papers that may have a significant amount of AI-generated content.

www.wired.com

 

[Checkerboard Strangler]

"decipher 100% of 100% of digital formats"

----Huh???