The Race For Quantum Supremacy

[@VICENews]

VICE's Taylor Wilson meets the scientists at the cutting edge of this new age of computing. WATCH NEXT: Dark Matter - The Greatest Mystery of The Universe - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaqUiod7eb6eedk

[@johncody2422]

Tesla imagined this and the sole architect of this technology

[@goatbacon2977]

Vice news “the race for relevancy”

[@edgeldine3499]

When did Taylor Wilson go from experimental physicist to a reporter for vice? Last time I saw him was at a TED talk lol

[@edgeldine3499]

Also didn't Google announce quantum supremacy like less than a week ago lol🤣 I found a news link from a source you may have heard about. www-vox-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/recode/2019/10/29/20937930/google-quantum-supremacy-computer-physics-reset-podcast?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQCKAE%3D#aoh=15725551311850&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.vox.com%2Frecode%2F2019%2F10%2F29%2F20937930%2Fgoogle-quantum-supremacy-computer-physics-reset-podcast

[@marshallamp682]

Th

[@hartdr8074]

I love how the interviewer, Michael Cera, is so genuinely interested in the topic being discussed instead of just being try hard edgy like other vice reporters.

[@Peter_Siri]

Um... that's Taylor Wilson

[@voodoo-fx5jl]

Uh huh

[@Bluh]

Well hes a genius so he gets

[@hongquiao]

@@Peter_Siri You're both wrong. It's Jon Heder.

[@theavi8tor932]

Kid built a nuclear reactor in his parents garage.. For real

[@ThePhysics_Lens]

Google: we have the quantum supremacy Also Google: 100% CPU Usage when you open a new tab in Chrome

[@saltymonke3682]

actually, it means their coding is much more complicated than your PC's ability to process it in a conventional way.

[@spider123839]

@@saltymonke3682 it means...their code is not efficient...such simple tasks should not max out computing power of modern pc by any means

[@scootsmcgoots]

This comment, 100%, yes. We need their quantum computers to run Chrome, lol.

[@saltymonke3682]

@@spider123839 no, because there are many codes that are running in the background. Not for the sake of the user, but for Google. It's designed that way. they can make "Chrome Lite" with lighter code if they want. But it's not the goal.

[@spider123839]

@@saltymonke3682 oh, thanks for informing..didn't know that :-)

[@jaybyte5856]

Sounds like a hell of a gaming computer..

[@zAlaska]

It will be. You, one of many game pieces. Do you deserve "the right to, eat, drink, and every decision you make, do you deserve the right exist?", the ultimate question it will answer continually, for all things big and small.

[@zAlaska]

@Aiden Pearce kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYKYfaGPZ5Z7ncU

[@zAlaska]

Everyone focuses on price for internet, will the tab open quicker etc. No one is talking how it will be used to manage us , who or what creates the algorithms. Today the priority to develop weapons that can stop the new hypersonic missiles, lasers in space. When they can drop them from the sky, no one, nothing, will be immune. The policies of government lag and lead. I don't want my property lost, shrinkage at stores, drug addiction, money as digital currency. 3 years after Penta scales speeds, March 4, 2020 - Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) today announced that it will deliver the world's fastest exascale-class supercomputer. What comes after exascale only a couple of years away, 5G and the internet of everything, that will include us as well. If lasers in the sky are being used for communications and missile defense, we will be targets as well. We demand change, and this is what they have on offer. Imagine no one stealing your bike or getting it back instantly, one of the features we will have to adjust to. It will be the key witness, judge, and jury. the game GO with each of us one of the pieces. Will it make our lives better or heavy as Law and Order is automated, as used in China, time will tell. No one is talking about it, I bring it up.

[@petemoi1943]

@@zAlaska what

[@ksr3535]

Pete Moi I guess he is talking about super intelligent AI...

[@sdfasdfasdsdfasdfas9641]

Unlocking geatest question that humanity has ever had: How much money can I make on this ? How much more power will I have ? Can it operate my weapons system ?

[@daraseevers]

God

[@ArnoldDarkshner99]

42

[@AlphaFoxDelta]

Wait until China gets this kind of power. Those sick tyrants could end the world.

[@ToriKo_]

sdfasdfasd sdfasdfas such a good comment

[@CarlosConsorcioCastellanoPerez]

Its 42.

[@baranbaydar90]

5:53 Attractive female engineer: Doesn’t sound like a huge number but that would take you the age of the universe to do one operation Reporter: 😃

[@shashankkothari8066]

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LunaXxX333]

@@incognitox9551 Rude

[@waitwhat3547]

@@incognitox9551 not indian, never seen a name like that in india

[@allahm-ast3mnlywlatstbdlny164]

mashallah

[@donazs739]

@@waitwhat3547 but the profile is one. They changed the name.

[@donlucchese7280]

9:43 "So it's quite simple." Me is like "aaaaaaaaaaah, uhmmmmm hmmmm’kaaaaaay."

[@tchaffman]

It’s kind of hard to believe that, one day, quantum computers will fit in of all of our pockets and we’ll make jokes about how big they used to be.

[@tchaffman]

@@trmacs9502 good point

[@tchaffman]

@@natoslayer2907 Yes, but consciousness limits the granularity of our perceptions, blurring our understanding of time, space, and reality. Our brains are fine instruments, but we can do better to understand the universe's nature beyond our comprehension.

[@Joel11111]

It's far from guaranteed that will ever be necessary, let alone possible. Quantum computers will likely not be more efficient than classical computers at everything. Determining which tasks quantum computers are more efficient at calculating than classical computers is an active area of research. The most likely scenario is that quantum computers will be used for specialized commercial/academic research tasks for which there is no known efficient classical algorithm. It's unlikely that quantum computers will ever enter the consumer market as personal devices.

[@justplay2508]

@@natoslayer2907 where did you get that idea? is it just a random thought or you read that somehwere?

[@zhoubaidinh403]

can't keep it your pocket less u wanna freeze your ballz

[@pyromaticidiot9785]

This reporter is great, just don’t show him listening to anyone lmao

[@ACruz-kq9di]

bruhhh 😂

[@iwal1645]

got that poop face going for ya.

[@lwiltshire]

Someone just needs to teach him that he can breathe with his mouth closed. Solved.

[@hurontoikiy7036]

... those kinds of subjects give you just thr headache so go back to ur poop

[@tubeee87]

@@lwiltshire seriously. LOL

[@Amanda---]

imagine a human simulation game run on a quantum computer.

[@theiconicdavid6604]

if you watch rick N morty they actually made an episode about this haha

[@laurynasgermanavicius9256]

if we'll ever be able to achieve that, than it's 100% that we're already living in it right now

[@atartup]

It will with out a doubt be possible

[@socrattt]

That will be all micro-transactions.

[@mosan1333]

@@laurynasgermanavicius9256 lol yup simulation hypothesis, they say Quantum physics supports it

[@Epilogue_04]

One of the most depressing things about being a scientist is that even if you dont want it, someone will end up using your discoveries for war.

[@jase87]

Antonio Vallejo the opposite is also true - many inventions thought up with war in mind also ended up benefitting our lives

[@jon-unicorn-doxxer]

@@jase87 well,, the Internet/Ethernet are created by US Military in the 1950's to connect their computers all over the country,,, also GPS too... so yeah,,,

[@harnoorsingh2866]

@Picolas Cage 😂😂😂

[@Epilogue_04]

@@jase87 i agree with that but i believe is 7 or 8 out of 10 discoveries that end up being used for war instead of war inventions used for human benefit

[@sufimuslimlion4114]

Not "someone" the military is who will use it and then it spreads to other militaries and even non state militant groups but u can call it depressing but boo hook stop whining and maybe try to organize scientists into actually using their importance to military and governments to doing something like convince these governments to regulate and set limitstooke instead of whining

[@Simplysick408]

4:10 is how I look at myself in the mirror high as hell.

[@Jay-do8vy]

Lmao

[@exiles_dot_tv]

The Chinese guy at the end should have his own podcast.

[@realdonalddrumpfeatshit7028]

He's part of a tv show: silicon valley. Name: Jian Yang. Former girl coding hostel founder for Pied Piper Inc (the world's only company with morals)

[@killswitchh]

Joe Rogan has entered the conversation.

[@lazymetalhead]

@@realdonalddrumpfeatshit7028 That was epic

[@angryyoungman4389]

12:05 he literally got away with saying condom mechanics😂

[@taylorjohnson2490]

This reporter looks like those little wooden singing dolls in Shrek

[@cricket12ish]

Duloc is the perfect place

[@hunterrogersmusic]

Taylor Wilson is a legend.

[@omnikmaurya1358]

FYI he made his own nuclear reactor at the age of 15

[@dbsirius]

That is mad specific

[@fiveyearold]

Nerdy Luke Skywalker

[@chribrandt]

4:10 - that face is gonna give me nightmares.

[@regrettheprophet]

as soon as I saw that I came to the comments looking for that.

[@rudyg9548]

😂😂

[@sherifhassan9791]

@@regrettheprophet same looool

[@Kenneth_James]

Looks like a fcukin wax figure but scarier.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

I'm gonna screen shot 4:10 and use it as wallpaper.

[@GRV_93]

My dude looks like one of those fish from spongebob that say “meep”

[@kyle2441]

That's a dude?

[@MrHammerman97]

MY LEGGGG

[@dante6039]

this is the guy who inovated the nuclear fUssion powerplant AT 14!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jayanthveeru1000]

@@dante6039 what?

[@adrianqx]

Wow never felt so out of my depth ! Let me go back to robot chicken clips !

[@112steinway]

"It was a nightmare! Ones and zeroes everywhere! I thought I saw a two."

[@chrisortiz8072]

Bender is that you?

[@Odin31b]

So this is how the cyberdyne technology for the Terminator started.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

it's the Skynet's core .. not there yet, but soon

[@orangemarley5086]

Someone in the editing room does not like this guy. Lol

[@RummyAndKoch]

this is the best footage they had to work with

[@Gunshinzero]

@@RummyAndKoch ROFL!!!! I can picture them. "Maybe we can use thi... damn"

[@tackytaco8133]

At 12:08 KZbin autocaptions said condom mechanics and still the sentence made sense lol

[@scootsmcgoots]

"So it's quite simple." *proceeds to explain how magic works.*

[@unobooks]

Taylor Wilson is just skin n bones, vice, please pay him so he has money to eat

[@ngamashaka4894]

They do he has a free soya as all the people working at VIce

[@Nairuulagch]

With intel outfit I thought he was a girl so pale thin.

[@kerrystewart3145]

Why would eat money? It doesn't have nutritional value.

[@kerrystewart3145]

*he lol

[@pj2767]

Does it matter? 😂😂

[@TheDuked]

The use of quantum entanglement for cyber security is actually sick af

[@J3-2344]

@Issac you cant hack with quantum entanglement that was for security against quantum computers.

[@euandrecampos]

02:01 That's the technique I use to always look smart: "yes...yes... bits you need"

[@mafnpafn]

their phone conversation was so secure that we could hear it here on KZbin

[@booklist123123]

Oh good, only state actors will be able to use encryption. Great, just, great. That can't possibly go wrong. :(

[@glansus]

-”so its quite simple ” -”not really”

[@bsbbashhss5744]

Most impressive thing for me in this video is how that dude spun that coin on the first try boss move.

[@Gunni1972]

Nice how enthusiastic she portrays "the colour, that makes a plane dissapear, from Vision". Shows exactly what it will be designed for. Nothing peaceful.

[@josephroy4132]

Bingo

[@roystonevans2223]

never is hey buddy....New tech = military weapons

[@jeff86ing]

@@roystonevans2223 yeah it's pretty much everything. They tried to use Nerf balls to make it easy to throw grenades.

[@kelsounds3131]

Exactly! I was thinking the same thing. I was like "now why would you want to do that?"😅😅

[@Bamboo180]

When someone says it is quite simple, means you will never know how it works.

[@brandonweichert9810]

"To ensure that some of Lockheed Martin's weapons systems are error free." LOL.

[@awdrifter3394]

Brandon Weichert obviously D-Wave doesn't work yet.

[@DorothyGTyas]

*All the better to kill us with....* ☝🤓

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

This reminds me of a quote from an H.P. Lovecraft rant. “The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents... some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new Dark Age.”

[@jeffreyohler2599]

7:19 'Oh no I can't say that,it sounds too cliche. Yeah but it's too fitting so screw it.'. "It's a Quantum Leap!" Lol loved that facial expression.

[@isaacguerra4040]

Pretty sure the supercomputer said The Answer is 42.

[@qwato]

Perhaps the first step we have to take is to learn whether quantum entanglement really exists..

[@jcpprojects1198]

question: how does a quantum entangled particale behave if 1 of the entangled pair is in normal space time and the other 1 is shot into a black hole with its gravity and time dilation. will it still work in REAL time?

[@ICreatedU1]

Short answer: No Long answer: Maybe True answer: 🤷

[@adjudicator4766]

Nobody knows. We have no instruments to observe the entangled particle inside the black hole. What happens inside a black hole is a mystery.

[@DF-ss5ep]

"Projector shows satellite shooting beams that end in explosions on the earth's surface" - "So this is the first quantum satellite in existence?" - "Uhh... right"

[@jezz312]

This is the type of stuff that fascinates me. This is beautiful.

[@jujufactory]

Oh shut up. 😊

[@yaoypl]

CIA and Pentagon: wtf? Can't crack the Chinese communication anymore!!!! China: It's quite simple, we just send a sequence of single photons...Hahaha

[@thetayterminator1436]

4:43 me listening to Joe Bidens "Corn Pop" Story,..

[@freeassange5667]

He was a bad dude

[@kobebemelmans7647]

America: “let’s use it for weapons”

[@sidehustles2812]

She literally admitted to making planes ✈️ invisible with her magic paint... she means to make our Military Planes invisible to people we bomb....

[@CaddilacJoe1]

Is time travel possible through quantum?

[@zymbotictoot]

"You don't have to understand it,you just have to believe it."

[@jpwjr1199]

Yeah, it's that zeitgeist behind this that makes me a bit skeptical. I mean there are many learned people who believe that quantum physics is unfinished/incomplete and, therefore, marginally flawed. I mean any modality, no matter how useful, that tells you that there are 10 (or however many) dimensions, 9 of which you can't perceive, I believe one should have a healthy skepticism of; however, the Chinese dude at the end is empirically correct. If the principle of quantum entanglement works for what means you are seeking an end to, and you can see it works, then I do suppose that it doesn't matter "why", although one would think that at some eventual stage that shit's going to be important.

[@cinmai978]

Religion

[@enderprodigy3167]

@@jpwjr1199 I like your response. And the correlation to religion is well deserved within a degree. Unfortunately I live this stuff and know enough mathematics and physics to make sense of what they are saying. While I was in school for software development I learned many things including matrices and quadratic formulas which relate in very much the same way as encryption and computing information at both positive and negative outcomes. Super interesting stuff especially when you realize it is the basis for theories such as Schrodinger's cat. Consciousness is much like a computer in the decision making process except since we have flawed perception of our personal realities we assimilate emotion into our decision making process which leads towards negative outcomes when other information isn't taken into consideration. I'd call it an unpredicted variable. Unfortunately most people don't care enough to find similarities between science math and the realities of our decision making process so when a scientist says it works and to have faith it appears as though he is asking the general population who is not versed in the information at hand to convert. Which begs the question how wrong religion actually is. Are there possibly constants within each story told amongst all religions that hint towards some truths... Or is it all propaganda made to urge humanity into giving up it's freedoms and assets towards the cabal and one percent who value control and personal well being at the expense of others. Conspiracy theory? I hope so however there is much evidence to suggest that we are heading towards a big brother scenario in which our very thoughts are predictable before they happen leading to a potential mass genocide or minority report scenario, without Tom cruise. What was once science fiction based on logical projections of where technology would take us may very well become science fact so long as the eventuality is probable. But there are many variables that could still not be taken into account and A.I. will have to sift through flawed information in order to come up with a core belief system either protecting itself or a system similar to political correctness made up of common cultural taboos that limit our individuality.

[@mr.goldfish7473]

@@jpwjr1199 If quantum computing can make that comprehensible i'm all for it

[@painkiller5657]

@@jpwjr1199 The chinese guy's point is, if it works (even if we don't know how or why like the entanglement) then it doesn't matter. Use it for the advancement of science/technology. Maybe in that advancement we will know how or why.

[@kilokilo9034]

Dude looks like he never left Pakistan lmao 0:01

[@basshunterdota625]

Lol

[@El650Jefe]

I don’t even know what that means but it was funny

[@kilokilo9034]

El650Jefe Sorry when I wrote this I just woke up and I forgot the dudes name lol

[@Milokitty-en5nb]

His listening face is entangled with that of Loyd Christmas.

[@abyssous24]

I wonder if this technology is from the Roswell Crash ?

[@kanesmith8271]

Make sure your reporters aren't drugged out of their gourds when they go out to do press interviews

[@dowskivisionmagicaloracle8593]

Seemingly commonsense advice ....

[@popincherries]

Imagine being able to use quantum computing to explore parts of the universe we cannot reach in a 100% accurate simulation. And if worm holes can be utilized, using that quantum computer to figure out how. 🤔

[@nickeckert766]

4:08 It looks everything is flying right over his head 😂

[@SteelBlueVision]

..., or something...

[@rerezpect]

Wow, that computing H2O energy value is so insane.. It's too fast! Back then when I'm in collage, computing He (2 atom) take a long time to get energy value.. Quantum computer is crazy..

[@kelly2fly]

I love every topic Taylor reports on.

[@brandonpuckett4224]

vice this is the type of content you get when you have interviewers and journalist who are actually knowledgeable and passionate about a subject. You could tell by the look on the interviewers face thats hes fully engaged and happy to be there and as a result we got a GREAT VIDEO. send the hipsters and hypebeasts home , its time!

[@anthomore4269]

Hell yeah about time we get VR world where any you can play any games and do anything you want in your free time. SAO, player one or any anime into a VR is a perfect example.

[@werw6808]

This is the same Prof that built worlds first quantum computer

[@tl8142]

So it is not like Multi-Tasking in irder to solve a problem ,it is more like Multi-faceted-tasking many underlaying and complex problems at the same time

[@TangiersIntrigue]

That smile from Krysta Svore at 5:24 tho. Ma hart, ma soule...

[@pcelis19]

when it showed that window is trying to make programming language, as a programmer, I kind of cried in the inside.

[@rareraven]

There is an AI that takes normal English and builds websites from it. I am just learning to develop... :(

[@jambi5096]

This is the beginning of teleportation. The connection between two points in the Quantum world is essentially instantaneous and not only that, but I believe whatever "connection" is being created to transfer this data is essentially a wormhole. At 10:35, we're given a diagram of two phones or two points being connected by a white line and my brain sees that as the distance between two points but the key or what I called the "connection" earlier is like a wormhole. I picture particles spread across the universe that make up everything and I picture particles essentially connected to a sheet since they claim space is flat. So, existence sits on a flat plane where every particle is connected to this plain in order to exist. Idk how else to really put it but if they sit on a field of existence then that means they could potentially interact with each other instantaneously since every particle is connected in this field of existence and they're proving that by creating machines that can observe the interaction between two points. Dear Lord...

[@renzoqu]

You spent so much time writing this stupidity...

[@ghostwhitebunny8623]

command promp, I love it :)

[@XSpImmaLion]

This video is a bit better than the one talking about Google achieving Quantum Supremacy, but it still does a very poor job on demystifying the field with too many sci-fi like predictions and scaremongering. First of all, people need to understand that quantum computers are NOT a progression of regular computers. This needs repeating over and over and over again because this thing never seems to go away, but once again, here we are. It's a fundamentally different system that, while being exponentially faster at some tasks, might be completely worthless at others that regular computers do. Poor analogy perhaps, but think of it like comparing a knife to an industrial plasma cutter or something. Sure, the cutting power of the plasma is incomparable to a knife... try cutting a block of steel with a knife. But at the same time, you don't really want to cut your vegetables for dinner with a laser cutter. Unless you are a live streamer... *cough*. Again, this is a poor analogy, but just to understand that one does not replace the other in most tasks. The part explaining Qbits and superposition is fairly good, it's what is mostly used to try to explain the concept. Also quantum entanglement by the end of the video. But right before that, there is another statement that is just not accurate. The part of one million times the processing power of all computers in the world today combined. Again, this is misleading and a huge oversimplification. A quantum computer could theoretically do some tasks in seconds that it would take the best regular computer more than the age of the universe to do, but again, this is for very specific tasks that quantum computers would be optimal for, not everything. In the case of Google's Quantum Supremacy achievement, which only means their quantum computer was able to do a task that a regular computer would take an impossible ammount of time to do, it was all about analysing the quantum effects of a random number generator. Not very useful for much of anything other than achieving quantum supremacy. Which is still a milestone and impressive achievement, to be clear, but it's not anywhere near being practical for anything. D-Wave, the commercial quantum computer (people who watch LTT probably seen their visit), comes from a Canadian company. Lockheed Martin is a client of the company, as is USC, Los Alamos National Lab, Google and NASA. But Quantum Supremacy wasn't achieved with it, it was achieved with Google's own internally developed quantum computer - Sycamore. It's also good to note that there isn't a single quantum computer architecture out there... the one D-Wave has works in a different way that the one Google used to achieve quantum supremacy, and others like the one IBM and Intel are developing are also different. From the stuff I said so far, you'd understand why Microsoft and other companies are developing and "entirely new programming language". It's not because some fever pitch, it's because quantum computers need an entirely new programming language to work. They cannot work with regular programming languages, because the architecture is completely different. So that shouldn't be a surprise. What goes implicit in this is that, because it's a new programming language made specifically for quantum computers, it's fairly limited right now, and once it gets developed further and further it'll look nothing like a regular programming language. It can open several doors to develop new stuff based on different logic, but it might also be completely unable to do some of the most mundane stuff.... say, C++ or Assembly does today. For those who studied programming, think about logic-based languages, only even weirder and more far removed in comparison to procedural or object oriented programming. Ok, now onto the most egregious part of the video. Quantum hackers, omg, we're all doomed! Actually, that part is all wrong. Not only we already have existing encryption methods and steps inside encryption algorithms that are fairly resistant to an attack that a future quantum computer could do (which is still far into the future, I must remind), it still only applies to a very small subset of hacking attacks that are not employed much by hackers for breaches - brute force attacks. The encryption algorithms we currently use are fairly vulnerable to a supposed quantum computer brute force/decryption attack, sure. Because they are based on prime number factorization, quantum computers could theoretically do it almost instantaneously for a password with an extremely large number of digits, that would take years, centuries or millennia for a regular computer to do. But there are already alternative encryption methods that could be employed to make things way harder, and encryption algorithms that are basically quantum computer hack proof are already in development. So this alarmism is just completely unfounded, specially when tied with pretty weak implications against the scientific community of another country that has nothing to do with it. Some chinese private companies did spy on foreign companies to steal industrial secrets, but this also doesn't have much to with straight brute force hacking, and it also doesn't have much to do with intellectual property. "Hacking" intellectual property also doesn't make much sense, not in this context. Some other stuff to consider, much like installing a million dollar impenetrable lock in a door made out of styrofoam doesn't do much for you, so is the case of encryption in general. The vast majority of hacking attacks, specially the ones in the video, bypassed encryption entirely. Between social engineering attacks, to gaining physical access to unlocked machines and installing stuff there, to exploiting zero day vulnerabilities to install malware, rootkits and whatnot... I don't think any of the cases shown relied on brute force hacking to exfiltrate data. And encryption is also not the only tool people have to secure computers and electronics in general. End too long comment disclaimer - I am not an expert nor work with quantum computers. So if you know more than myself, feel free to correct or explain the stuff in my comment better.

[@austinmonteavaro1268]

Such a good comment. Sadly even though you can try to lay out a lot of information how many people are actually going to read it? This is what 500+ comments in? Underneath the 25 "condom mechanics" comments with around 50K likes between them. Any attempt to dispel the misinformation of popsci/popinfo channels is a lost cause unless the example is particularly egregious. Do the world a favor and start your own channel. I mean that sincerely.

[@fateavaraccus6563]

Who else came after the Chinese claim of quantum supremacy?

[@dexter513]

For a vice video this a decent one. im shocked they dont have trans-q-bits tho...

[@luckybajwa7212]

Guys believe me that Chinese guy at the end is genius

[@dacealksne]

4:09 the horror

[@michaelfulciniti2622]

Zoo pulled hard scooter

[@danieldrkness7489]

4:09 face! thank me later John Hader!

[@haowu2199]

Chinese don't quite approach things with a philosophical mindset, but we're pretty good at putting theories into useful applications.

[@ex0duzz]

Err, Chinese is not into philosophy or philosophical? I get your point about modern Chinese being pragmatic but Taoism and ancient/dynastic China etc? Some dynasties were all about theory/philosophy/ideology/arts etc rather than pragmatism.

[@ex0duzz]

@Beck Wang they want them to think and be smart, not dumb. They just censor whatever they think is not in the countries interests however. Did you know ccp allows books like 1984 and makes it required curriculum at schools? China studies democracies and everything, they don't censor when it comes to education, they censor when it comes to organising political instability, Ie challenging the party and it's policies openly. If you want to challenge policy and be politician, they expect you to join ccp and do it like that, or join one of the registered parties that ccp allows in people's Congress. Of course they are tiny minority, so best bet is to join ccp and do it from within. It's kind of the same as democracies.. best way to get change is to join drmocrat or gop and do it yourself, or be rich and lobby, since after they get elected, western politicians don't care about the normal common mans thoughts when it comes to policy. That's why there's endless wars and endless tax cuts for rich while poor and middle class have to fund it while not even having health care for themselves

[@ex0duzz]

@Beck Wang sure any system gets abused, but if chinese think there's abuse, they will riot and overthrow ccp, which is why ccp is so scared and very sensitive to why political instability, and which is why they HAVE to deliver for the people and do policies like eradicating poverty as number one priority, along with infrastructure and improving majorities lives, it's why they have 95% approval rating.. which is kinda ironic that one party authoritarian system is more responsive to the people then western liberal democracies where once they are elected, they can basically do anything since they know the most that will happen is they lose their job in 4 years and retire to take paid jobs where they get paid hundreds of thousands for one or two hour speeches. Or sit on some council chair of some mega corp which they write nice tax cuts for etc. In china if they get busted for rorting the people they get jailed or even executed. Billionaires and too politicians alike. It's arguable which countries system is more corrupt but I'd argue west or at least usa is for sure, citizens united is basically legalised bribery

[@EnnTomi1]

why he dress like that? did he just wake up and get a call from vice telling him to do this episode?

[@J_Lag]

Looks like artificial consciousness is closer on the rise.

[@barbarusbloodshed6347]

@The Void that speaks the future maybe, but not OUR future. If we continue the process of developing AIs we will succeed eventually. And then we're dead.

[@CalusoXP]

We're already inside one, we are currently living inside a simulation.

[@Ryan-gx4ce]

Quantum computers are still decades out so its not a worry right now.

[@zualapips1638]

@Anonymous Panacea lmao just throw some water at them.

[@LUImusic856]

Yall do know AI is just satan right?

[@lawrenceescovar7603]

@7:00 she begins to reveal what they are planning to use quantum computing technology for.....listen

[@psychzach1588]

I like how this guy listens with his mouth wide open. Makes me feel smarter than him.

[@rickyibarra]

The bit of Schrodinger

[@Hi-hg4ky]

I just wanna know what type of games i can play with this.

[@nikhilkhanke5902]

This video is rather just too much talking then actually providing u some Good Information

[@james-yj7gp]

Well China already made it..

[@malcolmotoole]

Can't wait till we have a DOOM port.

[@SacredKaw]

The segment with the Chinese Father of Quantum looked like a Bond villain's lair circa 1973.

[@mappingtheshit]

The guy wants to know how brain works and solve some eternal questions and yet a dumb shithead calls him a villain

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

Being aware

[@CHOMAD]

Omg I’m from Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 Love this video 🙋🏻‍♂️😭👍🏻❤️

[@kiwiterran1]

go to starcraft 1 play this map! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXfMdpeYlK9liq8

[@joseph-pierreboudaher9772]

1:46 He sounds a lot like Linus from Linus tech tips

[@thandepaji]

I bet that on 5:58 this guy is thinking about how he can ask her number when the shoot ends.

[@chris7285]

He said; “Consciousness is somewhat related to condom mechanics”😆

[@onesoccer717]

Did anyone notice she used 'ls' to list the directory contents and not 'dir' in command prompt?

[@soulbusiness1015]

Wow good eye!

[@thejordanianphilosopher6666]

The universe is a quantum computer itself we can observe quantum phenomena in the nature. The universe fundamental unit is information not matter.

[@shubhamshrestha6935]

I am from the future: Believe me they were ready with the PPE

[@leen5767]

The last part sounds like a movie. Will a computer ever tell us the origin of consciousness?

[@SumitSingh-iz9pw]

That just sounded like BS

[@mrstrong8838]

please let me know if you have any questions?

[@Justmyopinionlol]

Why does everything I watch on youtube involves the Chinese and Russians?

[@clash3583]

because the media is obsessed with antagonizing them for no good reason

[@painetcirque5695]

Just like nature, climate and Greta Thunberg. Oh God, not her again.

[@AsatorIV]

Maybe because they are some of the biggest nations on Earth?

[@BingDwenDwen]

because its there era now

[@KG-td6pb]

Clout maybe

[@zedbets]

I didn't know Jon Heder and Michael Cera had a kid. Good for them.

[@MarcusAurelius7777]

He's like Wes Anderson's less intelligent brother.

[@waulie_palnuts]

LESS intelligent? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_Wilson

[@nooneinparticular97]

Yeah... Taylor built a fusion reactor in his garage when he was just 14.

[@xximpacts2cks]

You don’t know what you’re talking about, Marcus.

[@MarcusAurelius7777]

@@waulie_palnutsNothing against this kid but University of Nevada is not even a top tier school...

[@nooneinparticular97]

Marcus Aurelius Well clearly he didn’t need a top tier school.

[@paankfachrezi]

4:09 I think it was Lady Diana

[@chriswalthall]

The interviewer is named Taylor Wilson. He is a prodigy who built a nuclear reactor in his home at the age of 14.

[@dannybatterbee2748]

If he had Asian skin he would of been called a terrorist creating that. Funny how we think

[@Tomson419]

@@dannybatterbee2748 doubt

[@thomashaines3182]

@@dannybatterbee2748 uhhh, no.

[@salted6422]

@@dannybatterbee2748 No, that's just how *you* think.

[@mikhelBrown]

@evi Whiteness doesn't have a monopoly on Excellence.

[@sunnylusburner8108]

Will it be able to run Crisis 3?

[@mercwnz]

did you mean doom?

[@Khymeira]

@@mercwnz You'd ask if it can run Doom if this was a video about a IoT washing machine with a GUI. Crysis 3 is it. lol

[@MSaleh-vy8rr]

Nah, the real question is Crysis 4

[@eddateacha7464]

Dont think so

[@ThePadmaj]

Only if you have the skidrow

[@campbell1175]

Maybe when it gets cracked properly we'll be able to find a way to squeeze even more adverts into a 13 min video.

[@jaykafcas4342]

Funny as hell!!

[@amermahmood77]

The Race for Quantum Supremacy: Starring Michael Cera

[@Erick2Fire10481]

commentor FakeBlock

[@frankmedrisch7451]

Hahaha

[@Psychol-Snooper]

That's Beck.

[@trixtrix6532]

Beck

[@trixtrix6532]

Angry Applesauce DUDE THATS WHAT I SAID ROTFL

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

"Its really quite simple" Easy for you to say....

[@Enormymous]

Easy for you to say it's easy for them to say....

[@KSharp2]

I like how the segment ends with "We have no fucking idea how this works, it could be magic, but hey we can use it for stuff." Cue the dramatic sci-fi music

[@Oo7Hola]

🤪

[@2cents186]

Lmao I know I still didn’t understand what he was talking about.

[@rsb6677]

The point where it all goes "BOOM"! When our abilities have far exceeded our understanding.

[@lu7fi52]

Albert Einstein : Wtf ? Some guy in China : it’s actually quite simple

[@jamesbaculima4475]

We in America talking how this is the most difficult thing in history .... some guy in China "it's actually quite simple" lmao

[@Hijab_Diffusion]

it's yellow supremacy fellas

[@guramritpalsingh6778]

Hahaha

[@jeremiahschumacher7943]

Really is Einstein: Too complicated to explain Some guy in China: Simple to use, don't need it explained

[@ajcastellon5903]

actually this said albert einstein called it spooky. they never said this chinese guy had a superior understanding of physics or anything. einstein is still probably the foundational pillar of what we call physics today more than anyone in history. gee i really wonder how some of you folks were the sperm that won.

[@rayhans7887]

"It’s quite simple" Proceeds to explain a very complex subject

[@NeilEAnlin]

They(the technology companies) illicitly fail to explain "exactly" how things work and operate. Even within their own structured work and study environments they boast an extremely unequivocal position in which their tech-status is currently at. EVERYTHING IS KEPT CONFIDENTIAL AND YOU DONT EVEN DISCUSS YOUR WORK WITH THE LAB ACROSS THE HALL! They keep things so tight and secretive within that you wouldn't know if your research has a 20 year old start date and your just a funding cap relief for bookwork audit purpose. 4 whitecoats and some chemist equipment for a year can hide up to 10-20 million dollars. Anyway, the 1's and 0's can't self allocate their purpose.....no one's EVER SHOWN OR EXPLAINED SUBSTANTIAL SCIENCE PROOF of it!! NO ONE!!! All these massive computer they try to condition the world into believing they exist....like Watson on Jeopardy answering EVERY single question and buzzing in before the human contestants((as we know there's never been a data processor faster then the human brain) and it's all propaganda at it's best and being brought right to your living room. The best thing about Watson(the world's most "Hi-Tech" computer) was how big they said it was and how massive it's internal components were and not even 4-5 years later it got debunked by being compared to a LAPTOP and it's capabilities! People need to pull their heads outta there ass and do a little old school mind over matter work and see ALL the lies that are out there. 1+1=2 but some people are starting to think otherwise and are even fighting to prove their manipulated mind set. It's so sad....people still think that a high rise steel structure blows up and the floors start falling out from underneath one another because a plane crashed into it AND that planes crashing in other buildings caused a building that wasn't EVEN TOUCHED to get brought down in EXACT explosive demolition style that is used on old abandoned buildings. It's so fuckin sad!!

[@minhtrietvo8448]

@@NeilEAnlin Your data processor is having problems. Try turning it off and on again.

[@NeilEAnlin]

@@minhtrietvo8448 😆😆😆🤣 You might be right!

[@zylnexxd842]

Wdym?? It wasn't complex

[@devanshkamdar5442]

In my opinion the next big invention will be a transparent toaster. I mean, think about it. You can literally see your bread become toast. It'll be incredible.

[@Angel-jl7vf]

I'm gonna try to make a toaster with mostly glass.

[@allftw2677]

@@Angel-jl7vf YES PLZ

[@trndsttr7585]

That's actually brilliant.

[@the1untitled]

I’m pretty sure that’s possible

[@pleaseendmethx9455]

MRI technology in conjunction with quantum computing will use powerful electromagnets to track and suspend the trace minerals in white bread. The powerful near infinitely accurate electromagnetic fields suspending the bread in midair will toast it to a degree of perfection yet known by mankind. God’s first toaster will be the size of a small town, but soon this powerful technology will be trapped in average households behind a thin case of glass similar to the modern microwave in size and function

[@Geo63]

This guy looks like a time traveler from the 70's trying to learn about technology from our time...

[@haku8645]

Like John Denver decided to change industries

[@Hostessmoses]

Lmao this comment is GOLD😂

[@trendgil]

He literally isn't from our time.

[@jonathanandrew2909]

nah, it's the guy from "sonic youth".

[@leonmohan1708]

Looks like he has farted and is trying to look innocent!