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Training a deep neural net on a quantum computer

5 pointsby sdneirfabout 9 years ago
What happens when you train a deep recurrent neural network on a quantum computer. I wonder if you get consciousness...<p>Roger Penrose has hypothesized that consciousness could be a result of quantum effects in neurons..<p>http:&#x2F;&#x2F;rationalwiki.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Quantum_consciousness

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argonautabout 9 years ago
1. There are hundreds of hypotheses about our brains. Neuroscientists barely understand our brain, so conjecture about what our brains do is just that - conjecture.<p>2. Quantum computers basically only offer a runtime speedup for optimization. It&#x27;ll probably help train neural nets faster, but that&#x27;s not going to help you in any other area.
mtgxabout 9 years ago
Quantum computers and AI seem like they&#x27;re made for each other, because both depend on optimization algorithms. Now, whether our current AI algorithms can be sped-up greatly by quantum computers, or we&#x27;ll need to find new AI algorithms that are sped-up by them, we&#x27;ll have to see. I&#x27;m sure Google will try to port DeepMind to its own universal quantum computer in the next few years.
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