James McHugh

we'll be able to calculate every outcome in parallel.

So I'll give you an example of what that means.

Up to now, we've had binary computers.

So the theorists say that a binary computer, we've got a 13 code string that protects the internet.

A binary computer would take over 100 years to crack a 13 code string.

Quantum computer will be able to do it in seven to eight minutes.

Right.

So we have this infinite compute capacity coming.

And if you follow what's happening with the investment into data centers, we have infinite compute.

And ultimately, we're getting to the point where it's really all about power, providing power.

That's why people are investing in that.

Correct.

And then on the other side, we're close to having sentient AI that will be able to evolve rapidly under its own tutelage.

I sat in a ballpark in San Francisco many years ago.

A friend of mine had developed some game where he was, you could own a, it was a silly game.

You could own this dog and my dog and your dog could decide to have a little dog together and get some of the features.

Dogs do that?

Yeah.

It was a digital dog, right?

It was a digital dog.