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in the world to train his AI models to fuel future Tesla EVs, robotaxis, Optimus humanoid robots and Grok which is the large language model in beta test on X — formerly known as Twitter.
He further noted that both Republicans and Democrats want to ensure the US maintains a leadership position within the AI space for the sake of the economy, national security, as well as future safety and governance of the tech. But there isn’t agreement on how to power the future of AI. In quantum computing, those systems operate on quantum bits, or qubits. A qubit is like a spooky, magical switch that can be both off and on at the same time – here’s how. Imagine a spinning coin on a table. While it's spinning around, it's not just heads or tails – it's actually kind of both until it lands.
“Large language models operate on linear algebra, and that's one of the things quantum is good at, and we are busily working on looking at creating a hybrid version of a large language model where we move the linear algebra off of GPUs and CPUs and onto a quantum processor. That migration would then reduce the energy requirements,” Chapman explained.
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