It's wild that I've a seen a few linkedin invites and even job posting for "quantum computing AI". The tone is always along the lines of building up your quantu

It's wild that I've a seen a few linkedin invites and even job posting for "quantum computing AI". The tone is always along the lines of building up your quantum computing software development skills since it will be the next big thing in industry. I've worked with quantum computing researchers before (I mean in the same building not doing the work), it's interesting work, but we're still at the stage where a focused background in physics doing research in is the prereq, not skills with quantum algorithms and their implementations. "Programming quantum computers" is still physics not software engineering.