You're asking whether they can do things that classical computers can do reasonably well already marginally better, while their whole point is that they (one da

You're asking whether they can do things that classical computers can do reasonably well already marginally better, while their whole point is that they (one day, hopefully) can do things that current computers can't do at all (at scale, at least). Most of the speculative applications I've heard are in science, cryptography and AI/ML.