Tracy Northup, a Professor at the University of Innsbruck specializing in quantum interfaces, and Peter Zoller, an Emeritus professor and renowned expert in quantum information, reflect on a century of quantum physics. They discuss Werner Heisenberg's groundbreaking legacy and the significance of Helgoland in the evolution of quantum mechanics. The conversation explores the future of quantum technology, the interplay between AI and physics, and the necessity for in-person collaboration in scientific discourse, amidst emerging innovations and ethical considerations.
