This kind of work has always made me chuckle, because it's effectively pitting together two "when you have a hammer" kind in of hype against eachother: Deep Lea

This kind of work has always made me chuckle, because it's effectively pitting together two "when you have a hammer" kind in of hype against eachother: Deep Learning and Quantum Computing. If deep learning can solve quantum systems, what do we even need Quantum Computing for? Due to the way the science startup ecosystem works, neither QC people nor DL for Physics people will even acknowledge that there is a deep contradiction to having both of them be correct.