I thought Gil Kalai had a very reasoned opinion on this considering the need for error correction, which estimates were about ~ 100 noisy qubits per "true qubit

I thought Gil Kalai had a very reasoned opinion on this considering the need for error correction, which estimates were about ~ 100 noisy qubits per "true qubit". Current progress is nowhere near the required 1000s of coherent qubits, nor has it proven effective for "noisy" problems like chemical simulations.