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Great video and as Jerry says, an exciting time at IBM. Glad to see Big Blue is still at the cutting edge of not only research but proper engineering too.

Gordon Moore's observation was only about the number of transistors. He didn't mention anything about their size. Good introduction. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

Your explanations are always easy to follow even when they lead into the abyss of reality. Please allow 2 questions (and perhaps somebody else in the comments can make useful remarks to it: a) would the full range of solutions be -2.8 <= -2 <= (A,B) <= 2 >0 2.8 or do negative values need to be included; b) that you can save locality and realism as one has a theory how values x and y are related, I don´t need to know what the 2nd party/Bob measures, I introduce one value and the theory: value x and y is a function of x so y = f(x) which allows me to deduct the value Y w/o having it ever measured (sth analog to Maxwell´s demon in TD?)

Your recommended for . Toilet papers

is this the last in the series ?

Try to talk without ending the sentences witaut annoying knarring

Why is a thought experiment not enough? It's well thought out and follows the simple rules of the universe. 😊

fantastic explanation!

35:41 FOR QFT

I am Isai, I follow this course... really clear and neat teaching of a such complex topic...

Could I say that quantum mechanics is like searching for the reflection (realisation) of an imaginary world? Is part of that imaginary world a frequency value, amplitude, phase, under minute thermal fluctuation controlling the value states of the particle?

If you do not have in your team but at least one American J. you never get a Nobel prize. Nikola Tesla Describing Quantum Entanglement In 1891. “Nature has stored up in the universe infinite energy. The eternal recipient and transmitter of this infinite energy is the ether. The recognition of the existence of ether, and of the functions it performs, is one of the most important results of modern scientific research. The mere abandoning of the idea of action at a distance, the assumption of a medium pervading all space and connecting all gross matter, has freed the minds of thinkers of an ever present doubt, and, by opening a new horizon-new and unforeseen possibilities-has given fresh interest to phenomena with which we are familiar of old. It has been a great step towards the understanding of the forces of nature and their multifold manifestations to our senses. It has been for the enlightened student of physics what the understanding of the mechanism of the firearm or of the steam engine is for the barbarian.” -Nikola Tesla “Experiments With Alternate Currents Of Very High Frequency And Their Application To Methods Of Artificial Illumination.” Lecture delivered before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Columbia College, N.Y., May 20, 1891.

Will there be other videos soon?

it would be nice if examples existed for once

9:37 why would a conjugate exist 1)these are two different variables with two different notations

There is a term used to describe that speech affectation which plagues even geniuses like this young lady. It is 'Vocal Fry' and is one of many bad habits Americans have invented in recent years.

Nice 👍

Thanks for amazing video. I have 1 doubt: In our Quantum Circuit, we have not included measurement step for control qubit, target qubit and storing result to cr3 register. But at the end, during post processing, we had used cr3 register. How compiler is sure the results are stored in cr3? When I included these steps, I also had to put i in place of i+1, i.e. in post processing step I put data=result[i].data in place of result[i+1].data. Then program worked. Can you explain it?

Qiskit bro is back!

I am looking for BB84 simulation on Qiskit.

Awesome Derek, a fantastic Qiskit Intro! Well done and keep going compiling the tutorials in the same style... really appreciated the condensed and swift walkthrough the code and step by step instructions... 👍

I am a first-year university student in Japan, and I recently became interested in quantum computing after watching videos of IBM's researchers. I hope to specialize in quantum computing and work at IBM in the future. Since my university only offers classes in Japanese, these videos are truly invaluable to me. I plan to study abroad extensively to improve my English skills and fulfill my dream. Thank you very much, Professor John Watrous. I look forward to the next video!

Great talk! Thank you!

I thought statistical independence was the third assumption?

This would be a much richer post if you explained the terms in ⟨S1​⟩∣=∣⟨AB⟩−⟨Ab⟩+⟨aB⟩+⟨ab⟩∣≤2, why three are additive and one subtracted; could any single term be subtracted, if not, why THAT one? Why not some other arrangement? What's the meaning of the terms and the equation? 2.8 is obviously 2* sqrt(2), but you didn't think that was noteworthy?

I wish she'd just use her natural voice ....

Actually, there is no 'realism' assumption in Bell’s theorem. This is a very incorrect presentation of the theorem. The only mathematical assumptions, in addition to 'local causality,' are ‘dichotomic outcomes’ and ‘statistical independence’. This is why it is possible to violate Bell’s inequalities by exploiting detection and memory loopholes.

So did anyone manage to get a job?

keenly looking forward to the next episode (is there going to be one? or, do we go back to the current lengthy ones!)

You´re just selling mainsream QM here!

Hey, 
I love your content and videos, they're really helpful. I am an undergraduate student from Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, majoring in Engineering Physics. My major interests are in Quantum Computing, Artificial intelligence and working in a startup as team. I basically want to use these technologies to invent things that make life easier for everyone. I just completed my 2nd year and right now I have a three month long break and I'm kinda of confused about a few things regarding how to proceed and utilize my time in the best way to learn everything. Also about what exactly I need to do to achieve what I want. Is there anyway you guys can help me ?

"We must read the stories of the great saints and yogis so we can go beyond time and space, as they have done." Dungsey Thinley Norbu Rinpoche -- The rest is just words biting their own tails.

Would love to see Matthew/Jake (or anyone else from the core team) talk about the evolution of Qiskit from early days to 1.0, their thoughts on the language implementation (using more Rust with Python bindings) and the future of the SDK with QEC on the horizon

I would love to see a step-by-step demonstration using Qikskit where the program runs itself. I would love to just be Victor and send Alice and Bob a particle and they would measure the x projection or the y projection and see what they come up with, then have the ability to decide how many tests to run until the value reaches about 2.8. Then just run it again and again and see for myself. Is there a tool that can do this online?

Yeah!

Starting to see how I sound to my parents when explaining classical computing 😭

Thank you Jesse!

i had an opportunity to meet this amazing man and the first thing i said to him was "what's your name?" a shame i will never live down

Quantum computing is our future that will change the world over the night by combining AI.

You should have a look at recent papers about bitnets. Deep Learning using weights of only 1 and 0s. Maybe those architectures could benefit from quantum computing and qubits.

Jessie IS the runtime 😂

An interesting discussion from classical to quantum runtime environment development.

Thank you ladies! Very informative and thank you for being so transparent with such incredible tech.

First 😁

you got PHD in which discipline?

Great presentation.

The video does not explain what a P! is ( for me its a private investigator , Magnum PI) , A search revealed its a Principle Investigator :)

but guy, can we use quantum computing to make starcraft 3???

I was expecting the Qubit's to print "Hello World" 😂 Man it looks like I have a lot to learn.