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I hope you lose a lot of money on at least one of those positions. I want to be in a timeline where quantum and AI computing grow up together.
by delichon 11mo ago
I hope you lose a lot of money on at least one of those positions. I want to be in a timeline where quantum and AI computing grow up together.
- rimbo789 11mo agoSo you want all the humans replaced then?
- delichon 11mo agoI want minions.
- Nextgrid 11mo agoIt's more likely you will be the minion doing menial tasks (that aren't worth automating because unskilled human labor is unbelievably cheap), while all the better-paying, intellectually-engaging jobs have all been automated away.
- osiris970 11mo agoAutomation is inevitable, has happened non-stop since the industrial revolution. Imo we should never "protect jobs" when in the end they will hurt the vast majority of other people.
- jazzyjackson 11mo agoWhat do you want quantum to do? I thought it's good for medicine discovery and material discovery, where you might simulate physical quantum processes, but it's quite theoretical that we actually get an outcome from that isn't there? Is there any drug/protein/molecule simulation that people are trying to do but classical hardware is too slow to bother? Qubits are neat and all I just won't be places bets.