Quantum Computing Quiz

What is the primary difference between classical bits and qubits?

• Classical bits are faster than qubits.

• Classical bits can exist in multiple states simultaneously.

• Qubits can exist in multiple states simultaneously.

• Qubits can only exist in a state of 0 or 1.

Who was one of the first physicists to propose the idea of quantum computing?

• Albert Einstein

• Niels Bohr

• Richard Feynman

• Isaac Newton

What significant milestone did Google's quantum processor Sycamore achieve?

• It was the first quantum computer to be built.

• It performed a calculation in 200 seconds that would take classical computers 10,000 years.

• It solved the problem of quantum entanglement.

• It was the first quantum computer to be used in space.

Which sector is NOT mentioned as likely to benefit from quantum computing?

• Logistics

• Education

• Finance

• Healthcare

How might quantum computing impact the field of healthcare?

• By making all diseases curable.

• By making surgeries obsolete.

• By enabling faster and more effective drug testing.

• By eliminating the need for doctors.

What is a potential benefit of integrating quantum computing with AI?

• It will allow for advancements in natural language processing.

• It will reduce the need for data.

• It will make AI obsolete.

• It will slow down machine learning processes.

What is a major concern regarding quantum computing and data security?

• Quantum computing will make data storage impossible.

• Quantum computing will enhance current cryptographic systems.

• Quantum computing will have no impact on data security.

• Quantum computing could easily break existing cryptographic systems.

What is the 'AI singularity' that quantum computing might accelerate?

• The point where AI can no longer learn.

• The point where AI becomes obsolete.

• The point where AI surpasses human capabilities.

• The point where AI becomes self-aware.

What is a potential societal impact of quantum computing?

• It will eliminate all jobs.

• It will create a new digital divide.

• It will make technology more expensive for everyone.

• It will have no impact on society.

What is a key challenge in making quantum computing accessible?

• Ensuring it remains a fun trend.

• Balancing access with responsible use.

• Making it more complex.

• Keeping it exclusive to researchers.