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MURRRAAAAY5/23/2024

my hope is that it helps find cures for horrible diseases like cancer due to the massive amount of number crunching it will be able to perform in a short space of time. Now I don’t mean treatments, I do hope they find this also but I mean a cure, a way to stop people getting so sick. Health is your greatest wealth and it would be incredible to live in a world free of sickness and disease! My only fear about this as usual is the capitalism element, where big companies will put extreme profit over doing the right thing for humanity. If we all didn’t need to worry so much about our health imagine what we could all build together focusing our energies on new and exciting things for the human race! ❤️💪 the sooner we get hear the better so more people can get the help they need!

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Toretto 705/23/2024

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My prediction In the biopharmaceutical industry, quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize molecular research and development and provide downstream value in manufacturing.

New medicine, for example, cost an average of $2 billion and take more than ten years to reach the market after they are discovered. Quantum computing can make drug discovery, medicine design, and toxicity testing more efficient by reducing reliance on trial and error and discovering and combining entire new molecules by analyzing large amounts of data.

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avrona5/20/2024

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We've seen what regular computes have been able to achieve for humanity, now everything is being sped up even further by AI, and quantum computers will be yet another huge accelerator in that regard. It's almost impossible to predict though in quantifiable terms what's going to change though. Research in almost any area will become a breeze, cryptography and security will advance by several centuries, leading also to all new quantum cyber warfare of course, and datacentres will be optimised to unprecedented levels.

Naturally, it's going to be a very long time, if ever, before regular folks will have the power of quantum computers for them to do whatever they want. However, even if regular folk can't use them, it's not like they won't have a huge impact on their lives, as all the important research being done, and advances to online services people may use, will eventually pass down and become useable by the general populace in some form.

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mar1gold 5/20/2024

I don't know loads about this topic but I have read a bit about how Quantum computers will make it easier for us to create and test pharmaceuticals. Scientists could analyse more components and create new combinations of chemicals much quicker than if they were just using a classic computer.

I imagine this would lead to big pharma companies rushing to get access to this technology first, and could make the market more saturated with drugs that are almost the same.

In general it seems quantum computers could decrease the costs for many different industries due to the speed in which it can complete tasks. Maybe small businesses will be impacted negatively if they can't gain access to these technologies

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Laser-Bicep5/20/2024

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After researching a bit about it. it seems it could revolutionize a few areas

Discovering New Drugs:

testing drugs can include very slightly adjustments to molecules during the testing process and is time consuming. apparently quantum computing can speed up this process by simulating the molecules during testing.. this sounds mind blowing

TRaffic control

i can imagine its benefit when applied to traffic control and route flow ?

Integration with AI

this is where probably we are looking at the skynet situation at this point. :)

human language

there are language processors currently but i can imagine an even faster real time language translation so you can converse with anyone in real time with full understanding of all nuances in language