The Technology Bigger than AI w/ Jack Hidary | EP#68
Discussion on quantum computing, its significance, and its application in climate change research, alongside personal anecdotes and company history. Jack Hidary discusses the difference between quantum computers and quantum technologies, emphasizing the current relevance and applications of quantum sensing and quantum simulation. The podcast discusses the use of Earth's magnetic field for navigation, quantum sensing technology, and its applications, as well as introducing a company called Fountain Life that offers advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services. Discussion on the challenges and potential of AI in drug discovery, including statistics on clinical trial failure rates, the role of GPUs in representing neural networks, and the future of in silico medicine. Jack Hidary discusses the potential of GPUs for quantum simulations, the application of AI and quantum computing in drug dis
“So it's very important that we're watching very carefully in the quantum space, Peter, that we we stay on course in terms of you know, avoiding groupthink and having a large number of opinions across the board.”
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openUnknown: The device will be democratized and scaled to clinics in rural areas and hospitals worldwide.
“We want to take this modality, magnetocardiography, not just EKG, but MKG, and take it out in a form factor that's room temperature, that's small, that we can take to clinics in rural areas, take to people all around the world, and of course take to hospitals all across the US, Europe, and other countries.”
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openUnknown: Quantum sensing technology will be democratized and made accessible to the public.
“But now the real work begins. This cannot happen overnight. It's not going to happen overnight. In fact, it's going to take a number of years to happen.”
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openJack Hidary: Quantum computers will eventually break current encryption methods.
“And it would be advantageous to use that quantum sensor at different altitudes and so that's one reason why we think about these different platforms of passing sensors over different parts of the earth.”
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openPeter Diamandis: Exponential technologies will transform the world and what entrepreneurs can do.