Dr. Ernest Blatchley

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323 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 29 Jun

Dr. Ernest Blatchley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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TBPN · Open-Source AI Battle, Google Throttles Meta, Micron Margins Moon | Edward Coristine & Tai Groot, Chad Rigetti, Pim de Witte, Yadin Soffer, Jack Morris, Neil Movva, Jakob Diepenbrock, Chris Altchek · 29 Jun 2026 podcast
I think that that is ultimately what's going to unlock this market application of AI.
The other reason is, you said it's obvious, but it's actually not obvious at all to most people in quantum that quantum is going to be useful for AI.
In fact, it's not even a consensus view right now.
And the reason for that is because quantum algorithms themselves are still in this phase of discovery and development.
And obviously, AI is going to help with that eventually as well to an extent.
But when you interview a set of leaders from across the quantum hardware industry, the median answer you're going to get for what the applications of quantum is going to be is you're going to use it for quantum chemistry.
You're going to use it for optimization problems, things like that.
And applications to frontier AI is a new area that is just being developed now because it requires a development and extension of what current algorithms can do and then new algorithms altogether specifically for that.
That's what we're tackling at Sigildry is that kind of quantum AI native research lab, right?
Or a frontier AI lab that's quantum native.
And then we're doing that alongside developing our own quantum hardware.
Well, you guys got to read the novel for one.
It's absolutely incredible.
But the other thing is sigildry is basically a discipline in the book that is learned at university.
And it basically amounts to you inscribe runes on a particular object.
And by doing that, you can imbue that object with properties that it wouldn't otherwise have.
or you can govern like heat and light flow and things like that.
It's also a discipline where it's got a quantitative angle to it.
And if you do it wrong, you can blow things up.
So it's got this mix of kind of coding and hardware, but then a mysterious kind of angle of controlling things from a distance by how you do these inscriptions.
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