True the current use cases don't seem like they're worth the effort other than maybe applications to crypto but idk don't you think if you could interact with or model matter accurately from a personal computer it would be an absolute game changer? even more so than personal computers?
Plus what is the near future anyway? If big tech companies spend 2 billion a year on quantum computing for the next 25 years (which is how long it took to get from Geoffrey Hinton's book to fully commercial applications) that's 50 billion. OpenAI + Anthropic are valued at >100 billion. Even if they just broke even doesn't that seem worth it to control the next generation of computing?
And idk other than this, robotics (self driving, manufacturing, agriculture) and AGI what else is there to bet on for the coming decades?
Plus what is the near future anyway? If big tech companies spend 2 billion a year on quantum computing for the next 25 years (which is how long it took to get from Geoffrey Hinton's book to fully commercial applications) that's 50 billion. OpenAI + Anthropic are valued at >100 billion. Even if they just broke even doesn't that seem worth it to control the next generation of computing?
And idk other than this, robotics (self driving, manufacturing, agriculture) and AGI what else is there to bet on for the coming decades?