| ▲ | quantumfraud 40 minutes ago | |
no it doesnt. recent ibm "quantum computer was replaced with random number generator and ran faster. It is just random noise that gets "error corrected" by real normal computers. "Not snake oil, just engineering and physics." take your scam somewhere else ai bot. you are a scammer and you should be ashamed of yourself. Stop perpetuating your lies, your credibility will be gone soon. better to stay far away from this fraudulent field | ||
| ▲ | ktallett 17 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Firstly I would say I agree with you that there most certainly are major companies that enhance their results. I would be curious to read the paper or proof of the IBM quantum computer issues. However the readout is always done by a classical computer at the moment. We aren't at the stage where we have an integrated system that can use photonic chip say from start to finish. That's not a sign it's fraudulent, that's just the stage we are at. Secondly, there are fraudulent claims in every area of research or enhanced claims, that doesn't mean none of the science is valid. What's your background here? | ||