How Quantum & AI Will Shape the World’s Future w/ Jack Hidary | EP #123
The conversation covers the limitations of current AI and generative models, the potential of quantum and AI in addressing global challenges, and the progress (or lack thereof) in fields like medicine and energy. The conversation delves into the limitations of Newtonian physics and the importance of quantum physics in understanding subatomic particles, and how this knowledge is applied in developing new cancer drugs through molecular interactions. The conversation focuses on the advancements in quantum computing and AI, particularly in modeling biological systems and the future of error correction in quantum computers. Jack Hidary discusses advancements in quantum computing, AI in drug discovery, and the potential for new battery chemistries and solar technologies. The conversation discusses the current inefficiencies in drug development, particularly the high failure rate in clinical tr
“That error correction is hard, Peter. And so, we knew at the time that it would take years and years before we'd have an error corrected quantum computer.”
Your call:
openJack Hidary: Room temperature superconducting will be delivered by quantum.
“It's about 7 to 10 years of preclinical work. That is, developing first a target body. What are you going for? What You got to validate that target. And then you've got a drug that target. You got to design a drug that fits like a lock and key into that target. That's about 8 to 10 years.”
Your call:
openJack Hidary: Quantum computing will significantly reduce the cost and time of drug design.
“We're heading to a meshed hybrid cloud world that meshes CPU as a basic controller, GPU workhorse, absolute workhorse, with QPU, quantum processing unit.”
Your call:
openJack Hidary: Quantum computers will rapidly advance to error corrected qubits.