Discusses hybrid architectures combining quantum computing and classical AI, indicating potential scalability and applications.
AI systems have been getting increasingly complex and hungry for computingpower, and that’s pushing researchers to look beyond traditional hardware. Thispaper takes a closer look at how quantum computing can be brought together withclassical AI through hybrid architectures. We cover the practical side of things:how these systems can be optimized, whether they can realistically scale, wherethey might actually be useful, what’s holding them back right now, and where allof this could be heading in the future.
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