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Some boob at google's QC group overfit 3 data points, two of which were questionable, and called it a "law" named after himself. I look forward to people attemp
by scottlocklin 7y ago
Some boob at google's QC group overfit 3 data points, two of which were questionable, and called it a "law" named after himself. I look forward to people attempting to justify why this is still a "law" when there is still no quantum supremacy 10 years from now...
- lowdose 7y ago>Nevin’s Law is currently more of an affectionate term for a rule coined by Google‘s Hartmut Nevin. At the company’s Spring Quantum Symposium this May, Nevin made the claim that quantum systems are increasing in performance at a doubly-exponential rate. This means, rather than doubling in performance with successive iterations as was the case with classical computers and Moore’s Law, quantum technology is increasing in performance at a much more dramatic rate. It took 50 years to go from punch card systems to iPhones: if Nevin’s Law is true we’ll see quantum systems increase in a fraction of that time. What a character!