Keynote Panel AI in Quantum Computing
summary
Panel outlines concrete claims and tools: a drug‑discovery stack called Tachyon narrows a 10^60 chemical space down to 10–20 lead molecules, running today on a Fujitsu digital‑annealer and D‑Wave with cloud orchestration; a compiler/sdk called tket retargetable compiler lets Qiskit/PyQuil code run on different hardware while applying circuit optimization and noise mitigation; market trackers publish technical scorecards and VC flows; unconventional uses include using a quantum annealer to explore software execution paths and a NASA AI+quantum sensor pilot.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:55Dr Sajjad Ali Polaris
- 9:27Quantum Company
- 13:58Ticket
- 14:23Ticket Overview
- 15:33Rapid Prototyping
- 16:41Circuit Optimization Noise Mitigation
- 18:56Quantum Hardware Startups
- 19:58Questions
- 25:20Doug Fink
- 25:40Quantum Computing Report
- 27:14About Me
- 31:19Boston Consulting Group
- 33:20William Gibson
- 37:06How to get the two together
- 38:56Metalevel challenges
- 39:29ROI
- 40:21Verticals
- 40:58Quantum Chemistry
- 42:30Software Errors
- 44:13Quantum Evolution
- 47:23Quantum Winter
- 48:06Quantum Sensors
- 50:08Zombies
- 50:24Who to start
- 53:05To our listeners
- 53:23Validation Game
- 54:33Maria Shultz
- 56:28Bob Cooka
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