Thanks for this. The incentive mismatch point is exactly what we were trying to surface, and your early-ML analogy is a good one.
Quick nuance on chemistry: it is a natural fit for quantum, but it is also very demanding, often needing high fidelity. That’s why so much of today’s work is still resource estimates and tightly scoped pilots, not production advantage yet.
Thanks for this. The incentive mismatch point is exactly what we were trying to surface, and your early-ML analogy is a good one.
Quick nuance on chemistry: it is a natural fit for quantum, but it is also very demanding, often needing high fidelity. That’s why so much of today’s work is still resource estimates and tightly scoped pilots, not production advantage yet.
Appreciate you reading this.