>>11316871You really have no idea what's coming do you?
The "Quantum Supremacy" meme everyone kept laughing about?
These machines are capable of computing in stacks while exponentially intaking and exporting information in ways that even some scientists that build them are struggling to figure them out.
This isn't "Quantum Supremacy", it's a quantum monopoly.
Right now, the hottest topic on what these things are capable of is not their use on 'user data' or 'private policy' but how to extract the maximum capacity for marketing algorithms to sinch off the remaining grid with ruthless efficiency, with a loose agreement between governments and private sector companies to use them as a plough horse.
This is the stock market 2.0, except you are not a bond in a stock exchange.
You.
You are become product. Destroyer of memes.
And 'Brave New World' will look like a fucking JOKE when these things are finished their work.
These things can churn out -conceptual- algorithms from chicken-scrathc basic inputs and make number crunching so fast that it looks like number 'sipping'.
If you knew how quickly these things are set to develope you would know that AI is not only a distant scifi fantasy, but a looming and turbulent reality.
A quantum computer is not predicted to scale with Moore's law in terms of raw processing power.
This you may think is a relief, but the truth is, that's because it is approximately eight times as fast and that is the LOWER bound of growth. That prediction was 5 years ago. We are now 10 years since their creation.
Tl;Dr: The 'shortage' of computational power was manufactured to smokescreen the shock of creating something so unreasonably powerful that it outcompetes human minds.
>destroy your phoneYou would be lucky if these things wouldn't be already able to read the electromagnetic waves you emit around you.
