If your goal is human level AI, there are definitely enough qubits. Humans can subsist for quite a while on just a sandwich and a large room full of air. And th

If your goal is human level AI, there are definitely enough qubits. Humans can subsist for quite a while on just a sandwich and a large room full of air. And that is with very inefficient usage of the available negentropy. I guess one would have to demonstrate that the program implements an AI by running it on a computer with I/O, then move the same program over to an isolated quantum computer once it's passed that test. Maybe not completely philosophically satisfying, but should work in practice.