Machine Learning, Physical AI, Quantum AI
Prof. Dr.DDr.h.c KLAUS MAINZER erklärt im Interview mit Leonard Schmedding, warum Quantencomputer unsere Verschlüsselung knacken könnten. Es geht um die Zukunft der KI: neuromorphes Rechnen, Computer, die mit Licht rechnen, Quantengehirne und die Grenzen der heutigen digitalen Rechner.
In an interview with Leonard Schmedding, Prof. Dr. DDr. h.c. KLAUS MAINZER explains why quantum computers could crack our encryption. The discussion centres on the future of AI: neuromorphic computing, computers that compute using light, quantum brains and the limitations of today’s digital computers.
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Some viewers are already hoping for a dedicated discussion specifically on neuromorphic computing and quantum computing.
