From the article: They can't see the future. Forgive my ignorance of quantum computing, but the classical computer can see the future in a finite image space b

From the article: They can't see the future. Forgive my ignorance of quantum computing, but the classical computer can see the future in a finite image space by computing every image combination. It just turns out to be a lot of computing to see every variation in any space of reasonable size. Isn't this something a quantum computer would excel at, by computing the variations concurrently?