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The problem with quantum as the next bazinga hype is that there's nothing to point to while soyfacing
Q-bit
You can't point at a qbit it just looks like a regular chip but in a fridge and everything it can even hypothetically do is boring behind the scenes nerd shit.
With the "self driving" car you can point at a car with sensors and shit strapped to it, with the "AI" you can point to the slop it generated.
With quantum, what do you point at? A little notification on your bank's account website that says "your account is now Quantum Secure?"
yes, I frequently find that tech journalism is held back by its rigid adherence to truth
It's not even about adherence to truth, it's that there's nothing there to even lie about