Counting Atoms
Chad OrzelHigher ed, pop culture, politics, and random shiny things
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Quantum Is Not the Answer to AI
We’re doing the thing again— insert the meme from Watchmen with Dr. Manhattan on Mars— where Google claims to have reached a quantum-computing milestone, while a lot of other people in the field express skepticism about whether this particu...
Adventures in Exam Writing: Quantum Edition
The news of the world is all annoying and stupid, and I bruised a rib last week in a collision going after a loose ball playing hoops, meaning it hurts to take a really deep breath. So I’m going to write about something exceptionally dorky ...
Wanted: More General Purpose Critics
There’s a lot of stuff going on that’s either stupid and annoying or too close to my day job for me to write about safely, so I’m going to do a bit of tab clearance. I’ve had this Steven Hyden post open in a tab for a couple of months now, ...
Great Failures and Accidental Successes
I did a guest lecture yesterday for a class in our Science, Technology and Society program, in conjunction with an upcoming lecture on quantum philosophy. They asked me to suggest a reading assignment, and after a little dithering I suggest...
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I'm a physicist, professor, blogger, and author of popular science books.
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