5 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
American theoretical physicist — Research Scientist at Google — who works on quantum error correction, quantum computing, and theoretical aspects of information in physics.
British physicist — University of Oxford — who laid the theoretical foundations of quantum computing and whose epistemological philosophy (based on Karl Popper) argues for an optimistic view of human knowledge creation — author of The Fabric of Reality and The Beginning of Infinity.
Canadian quantum computing entrepreneur who has publicly described experiences of anomalous consciousness states and close encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena — combining technology entrepreneurship with advocacy for taking consciousness and UAP phenomena seriously.
Australian scientist and writer — co-author of Quantum Computation and Quantum Information (the standard textbook) — author of Reinventing Discovery (on open science) and Neural Networks and Deep Learning (free online textbook) — who left academia to write about the future of science.
American theoretical computer scientist at UT Austin — the most prominent academic commentator on quantum computing's actual capabilities and limitations — author of Quantum Computing Since Democritus — blogger (Shtetl-Optimized) — who worked at OpenAI on AI safety.