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Can we use quantum computers to test a radical consciousness theory?

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Can we use quantum computers to test a radical consciousness theory?

Hartmut Neven, who leads Google's Quantum AI lab, wants to entangle our brains with quantum processors to test the idea that consciousness involves quantum phenomena

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Is Google's approach to error-free quantum computers already outdated?

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Quantum entanglement can be endlessly 'embezzled' from quantum fields

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Physicists in 2024 searched the quantum realm for the truth about time

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The best popular science books to look forward to in 2025

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Quantum teleportation can survive through busy internet cables

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Our writers pick the 26 best science fiction short stories of all time

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Are quantum computers now advanced enough to need operating systems?

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Liquid metal particles can self-assemble into electronics

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The US Navy wants to use quantum computers for war games and much more

The US Navy has many tasks it wants quantum devices to tackle, from setting maintenance schedules to enabling nearly unhackable communication

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Another record has been set for the most entangled logical qubits

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Ultracold atoms measure gravity with surprising precision

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Is Google's new Willow quantum computer really such a big deal?

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AI found a new way to create quantum entanglement

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