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Can we simply tell that the entanglement was collapsed on the other end? That would be sufficient to transmit information. If planet x is habitable when I get there, I measure/collapse this specific particle, whose counterpart is back on earth in a detector named "habitable". When the detector fires on earth because this particle was measured/collapsed on planet x, people on earth know planet x is habitable. There's no need to know the outcome of the measurement, just the fact that it was measured/collapsed is information enough.

yes, especially given the small amount of input data provided. Most A.I services rely on big data and days of training.

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