Forum: Quantum Computing in Genomics
Is there any recent genome or transcriptome study using quantum computing ? or if some knows about use of quantum computing in genomics kindly guide me about this..
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Quantum Bioinformatics ahead?
We're very, very far from being there yet. Behind the hype, there's also quite a bit of skepticism:
- https://www.quantamagazine.org/gil-kalais-argument-against-quantum-computers-20180207/
- http://www.quantumforquants.org/quantum-computing/limits-of-quantum-computing/
Surely we need quantum internet first?
Do we need quantum anything? Haven't the decades upon decades of research taught us already that we can prevent most chronic illness through better diet and lifestyle?
I think that the 'technology' industry, generally, should have more regulation so that it does not completely overtake our lives. I don't see the moral benefit in quantum computing; neither do I see the moral benefit in an 'app' telling me how I should lead my day.