Quantum Computation Discovers New Materials | Jarrod McClean | Talks at Google

[@heavenman8189]

Wow , i just realized that Quantum computer is WAY Harder than most other videos suggest!

[@harrysvensson2610]

It's going to become the next "It's not rocket science". "It's not quantum computer science"

[@poopcatapult2623]

heavenman they need the hype, because hype creates money.

[@tigeruby]

Thank you so much for uploading this talk. Informative, easy listening, and entertaining.

[@afromaximus]

Same here, I think I almost understand it. But then you know what they say about understanding quantum physics...

[@banyantree]

One of the most interesting and exciting videos on quantum computing and applications. THANKS!!!!!!!

[@Purosistematic]

Very informative and amazingly amuzig, an amazing talk all together. More talks from Jarrod McClean please!

[@willfrank961]

On a serious note though, this is the best talk about quantum computers i've ever seen. Thanks google!

[@johndouglass3691]

Hopefully they use a quantum computer to discover a room temperature superconductor and/or a method of producing room temperature qubits. Then they can dismiss all of the vacuum pumps and refrigeration. Quantum computers could then be the size of my smartphone.

[@i5sproductions]

I've been waiting for a video like this on quantum computing for years now

[@2flight]

best i've seen so far on quantum computing. thanks

[@otorishingen8600]

i wanted a deeper explaination and got it 🙇

[@MatthewBorn88]

Don't trust that hair if it isn't holding a saxophone.

[@WeAreCameron]

or doing quantum mechanics.

[@michaellytinas4529]

This is a spectacular presentation, bravo Jarrod! What he says could be extremely useful in the area of drug designing, for example, validating the results from a new drug and clarifying specific interactions of said drug to certain targeted entities, like receptors in cells for example. And all that with a couple of clicks in your computer, that's impressive!

[@natarajsubramanian121]

That was a superb talk!

[@dariusbagdonas935]

When the speaker laughs and nobody laughs with him, lmao. Still very great video! thanks!

[@harrysvensson2610]

Or when he used like what, a total of 5 jokes in the slides? And no one laughed at them. D:

[@VerisimilitudeDude]

It's a good thing he's a quantum computational scientist instead of a comedian.

[@dr.facilier4322]

thanks for the upload. very interesting

[@bcstephe]

Awesome talk!

[@dampiemcfly]

Yeah, that was a great talk and hair to match!

[@oshkoshbjosh986]

Just watched Linus's unboxing of a quantum computer which got me wondering how exactly quantum computers work.. And then I found this video!!! Thanks Google!

[@StiffAftermath]

ummmm......my brain melted due to terminology overload. I'm gonna go make a peanut butter and jam sandwich. Cheers.

[@DoctaShaund]

Fantastic talker

[@kakistocracyusa]

"Why now?" Because the time is ripe to attract VC funding to a vague, poorly detailed set of solutions for impressive-sounding problems. "Discovering new materials" is typically not hampered by absence of computing power in specific subsets of the computation that are amenable to quantum computing. "Discovering new materials" is hampered by people understanding the physics and proper premises that guide such computations; and, centrally, the experimental skills and physical insights that achieve such new materials (as in past). This reality does not fit the desperately needed narrative, however. There is not a huge backlog of materials modelers waiting on the supercomputing facilities, because this is not the bottleneck.

[@incognitotorpedo42]

Yes, Odysseus, this. Thank you.

[@djsquibby]

Deep Thought Computer + life the universe and everything = 42 + planet Earth computer + quantum computers = feedback loop + reality system reset = my brain hurts just thinking about it all, cool video ;)

[@Sheetza]

I thought I had him in the first half, then he stomped on me

[@deeplearningpartnership]

Nice.

[@live4Cha]

love to understand but too complicated!

[@nheme87]

..and I guess it's time to search for chocolate mousse videos!

[@saulmighty]

I know some of these words..

[@zetetick395]

Well I guess you can see where the paycheck is arriving from : The US military just _love_ project-nomenclatures like "Quantum Supremacy" - Super-Ordinate Tech-master Ultra-Control!

[@cosanostra4229]

I got to about 20 minutes 30 seconds and that's about all I could take in one sitting

[@verystablegenius4720]

"It's unheard of in classical probability that two people interfere with each other" LOL .. ever heard of Quantum Monte Carlo?

[@nullvoid12]

This is 2019 and still no Quantum Supremacy.. yet... !!

[@SunnyFly100]

Just happened! Congrats to humanity!

[@cathalsurfs]

"Wow" quantum.. "wow".... wow.

[@zetetick395]

Drama!! Lenny Kravitz wants his haircut back.

[@willfrank961]

He looks like reggae mark wahlberg

[@PeterParker-rj7wn]

I bet Quantum & A.I. will operate airspace surveillance by drone, forecast based sea navigation & real time data discrimination...

[@snailnslug3]

Or simulate a reality for a few billion "people" living in the 20-21 century ?

[@PeterParker-rj7wn]

+jake The Keywords you're employing correspond to technologies already implemented : TV, Cinema, VR. Depending on how you choose to use it you can make it a self-fulfilling prophecy, spend your time wisely... I guess the brand "A.I." could also be stamped upon infrastructures that get automatized & interconnected !

[@danhove9321]

With 666 likes how can I change that? Thumbs ☝

[@danhove9321]

Then again I wonder if that would change the financial effects outcome for sticking the likes at a low number What are the possibilities? QP. *sigh

[@0368neo]

I feel a bit useless listening to this guy ... lol . I need a chip in my brain to keep up