Gabriel Mizrahi

Quantum computers actually are a real step in evolution in the way that everybody knows about a binary state, zeros and ones, on and off.

Well, that was and is the technology for the classic computers today.

We've improved technologically much faster than we have been able to as a society come up with ways to prevent the harm.

quantum computers can lead to what's called Q-Day, or I prefer to call it Digital Disaster Day, D-Day 2, because that's the day when all the digital secrets that the normal computers can't crack through encryption are going to be cracked by quantum computers.

And that is really what gets people's attention.

Combine that with AI, and boy, we've really got a one-two punch that can make humanity take these giant technological leaps that we had no idea could possibly happen.

And that's one of the big fears is AI that a lot of people are worried about.

Now, quantum's coming around the corner.

It makes it even twice as scary.

It's a huge mixed bag of possibilities for everybody that are great and also danger, you know, Terminator-level existential problems.

All the doomsday preppers actually are on to something.

If this does happen in the next few years, we're really going to be in big trouble.

That's why I'm sort of an evangelist out there, trying to speak on it and let people know this is a major problem.

We can't just stick our head in the sand.

Lazy Gabey.

Yeah, the condiment spoon.

Caddy.

Sounds like the name of our future children's book.

Weirdest Harry Potter installment ever.

By the way, because I'm in New York, there are nonstop sirens going down 7th Avenue by my friend's apartment.