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I attended a Google talk where they acknowledged difficulty in controlling their device. That was given as the motivation for running problems that consist of "random gates".

I fired my therapist for asking that too often. Not really. But that is uncomfortably close to the truth.

> Or to make a less specific analogy, there is something about the kid's archery that regular archers can't replicate with their archery skills, but it's not really something that …

No that's the funniest aspect of the Google result. They barely have any control over what their gates do. Gil makes this point, but doesn't call it out: they're claiming supremacy…

As a licensed quantum computologist (um... not really, but I do work for a major QC effort)... your skepticism is not misplaced. I can only speak for my place of work (not publicly…