Responsible quantum - from theory to practice IEEE Quantum Week 2024: workshop on operationalising responsible quantum computing Ten Holter, C; Oughton, N; Seskir, Z; Thibault, K; Wolf-Bauwens, M As quantum…
Posted: 6th June 2024 Researchers from the Department of Computer Science and EY have published a White Paper on responsible quantum computing, offering insights into the future of the technology. These…
As quantum computing technologies move towards commercialisation, there is increasing interest in their potential impact on society, evidenced by the recent publication of many national strategies and quantum technologies programmes.…
On Wednesday 21 February the EPSRC RoboTIPS project enacted the third of our simulated accident scenarios in the BRL. This scenario focussed on an exoskeleton in an industrial environment. In…
The ResQCCom project (Responsible Quantum Computing Communications) is happy to launch its animated video explaining some of the possible impacts of quantum computing. There are a wealth of possibilities that…
As quantum computing technologies move towards commercialisation, there is increasing interest in their potential impact on society, evidenced by the recent publication of many national strategies and programmes on quantum…
My question is, will my texts – interpretative essays on art and science in their historical contexts - be written in future by thinking and feeling devices? I will tackle…
The RTI is delighted to announce a new research collaboration with the Quantum Computing and Simulation Hub (QCS), and EY. Although significant progress has been made in quantum computing in…
As the rate of progress in quantum computing accelerates, the industrial sector becomes more developed, and potential use-cases become clearer, preparation for the impacts of quantum computing becomes increasingly important to…
The RTI's student network is delighted to host Upol Ehsan, researcher in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech, for this online discussion. When an algorithm causes harm, is…