
The New Quantum Era - innovation in quantum computing, science and technology It from Qubit with Grant Salton
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Dec 29, 2022 A much-hyped Google experiment simulated a tiny wormhole on a quantum computer, sparking debate over what the result really shows. Grant Salton unpacks the “it from qubit” connection between quantum information, gravity, black holes, and holography. The conversation also explores quantum error correction, machine learning, and what today’s imperfect devices might reveal about the universe.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
How I Found My Way to Quantum Technologies
03:18 • 2min
The Hook for Quantum Information
05:47 • 2min
The It From Qubit Movement
07:41 • 2min
The Importance of Information in Physics
09:43 • 2min
Google Opens Wormhole
11:36 • 2min
The Different Types of Holography
13:47 • 4min
The Different Types of Gravitational Physics That Happen in Anti Decider Space
17:44 • 3min
The Importance of Gravity
20:21 • 2min
The Relationship Between Gravity and Quantum Information
22:32 • 4min
The Dual Description of Gravity
26:27 • 3min
The Chaos of a NISC Machine
29:28 • 2min
The Importance of Reproducibility in Science
31:37 • 2min
The Importance of Machine Learning in Quantum Computing
33:48 • 3min
The Information Paradox of Black Hole
37:09 • 3min
The Origins of Black Hole Errors
40:25 • 2min
The Value of Quantum Information Experimentation for Understanding the Universe
42:21 • 2min
The Importance of Holographic Codes in Quantum Error Correction
44:33 • 2min
The Future of Error Correction
46:14 • 3min
The Future of Wormhole Simulation
48:51 • 2min
The Limits of Random Quantum Circuits
51:03 • 2min
The Importance of Scalability in Quantum Computing
52:55 • 2min
The Challenges of the Cubit Crowd
54:26 • 3min
The Future of Quantum Computing
57:02 • 2min
The New Quantum Era: A Podcast by Sebastian Hasinger and Kevin Roney
58:57 • 2min
How to Subscribe to Our Podcast
01:01:21 • 25sec
How to Spread the Word on the Fascinating Topic
01:01:46 • 6min
