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Most modern cryptography, like the codes that keep transactions safe online, is at threat from quantum computing, he said.

Theres a lot of research to design quantum-resistant cryptography. So, thats one area that were paying a lot of attention to make sure that we are able to do quantum-resistant cryptography well ahead of quantum computers being available.

Mr Hopper said that while commercially available general-purpose quantum computers were still likely decades away, the bank was preparing for a future with the powerful new computing resource.

If you think about the spread of the internet, companies who got in early on that were just in a better position. It was a smart thing to get in early, he said.

Following the release of the national quantum computing strategy last week, the federal government has allocated $101.2 million over five years to support businesses integrating quantum and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into their operations.

The package includes $20 million over four years to establish an Australian Centre for Quantum Growth, $40 million to encourage business uptake, and $40 million to extend the CSIRO-run National AI Centre.

Mr Hopper welcomed a big, bold step forward for quantum across Australia that he said recognised its potential to be a world leader and the need for ongoing support from government, academia and industry.

Professor Simmons, CEO of Silicon Quantum Computing, said the package proved the government recognised the importance of quantum technologies for Australias future.

The approach contains a range of schemes that will bolster this growing sector and help accelerate commercialisation so that quantum technologies become a great source of future prosperity for Australia, she said.

Silicon Quantum Computing is achieving remarkable results in its devices but support from the government is essential in these deep tech areas where there is a global race.

Michael Biercuk, chief executive and founder of quantum start-up Q-CTRL, said Australia was facing an increasingly competitive landscape and there was a growing risk the local sector would lose its edge if funding dipped.

As other nations invest heavily in quantum technologies, Australia must stay vigilant and match long-term capital commitments to ambitions in order to avoid repeating missed opportunities of the past, Mr Biercuk said.

The Australian Information Industry Association had advocated for a $1 billion investment over five years in quantum technologies.

The budget is good for the tech sector, but there remains room for greater support, association chief executive Simon Bush said.

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Boise State University is included in three $1 million awards from the U.S. National Science Foundations Regional Innovation Engines, or NSF Engines, program. Boise State researchers will be represented among 40 unique teams to receive the first-ever NSF Engines Development Awards, which aim to help partners collaborate to create economic, societal and technological opportunities for their regions.

The three Engines and their points of contact at Boise State include:

Nancy Glenn, Advancing Autonomous Systems Technologies in the Northern Front (North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho)

This project will expand Boise States expertise in autonomous vehicles, including unoccupied aerial systems (UAS) or drones, in both training and applications, in partnership with industry and network members. UAS applications range from infrastructure monitoring to natural resource management, geosciences, and beyond, along with expanding data science.

Lan Li, Advancing Quantum and Supporting Technologies in the Northern Intermountain States (Montana, Wyoming, Idaho)

This project is to establish a network of quantum computing and information systems, called the Quantum Capacity, Operational Resilience and Equity (QCORE) in a three-state region (Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho). Boise State will collaborate with Montana State University, University of Wyoming, and local industry partners to enhance economic development, research innovation, and workforce development in the field of quantum computing and information.

David Estrada, Advancing Semiconductor Technologies in the Northwest (Oregon, Idaho, Washington)

Aligned to the White House Office of Science and Technologys National Strategy for Advanced Manufacturing, this project includes federal, regional and state government bodies, private industry and public learning institutions to develop a regional innovation ecosystem that expands discovery and entrepreneurship for the semiconductor industry. Partnerships with academic institutions and nonprofit organizations will also advance pathways for careers in semiconductor manufacturing.

All three NSF Engines Development projects represent Boise States expertise in critical and emerging technologies, and will build upon existing workforce training programs and use-inspired research, said Vice President for Research and Economic Development Nancy Glenn. Furthermore, the projects will expand our industry and agency partnerships, ultimately providing new opportunities for students to gain workforce skills and attracting and retaining talent.

One of the greatest challenges facing the information and communications technology ecosystem is the amount of energy required to process and store the tremendous amounts of data we produce, said David Estrada, associate professor of materials science and engineering and site director of Boise States NSF Center for Atomically Thin and Multifunctional Coatings. The emerging Pacific Northwest Semiconductor Ecosystem is very well positioned to solve such semiconductor related challenges, and help reap the economic rewards for Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.

Building a robust quantum innovation ecosystem is crucial for economics and national security, said Lan Li, associate professor of materials science and engineering. Quantum computing and information systems open new market opportunities in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, financial services, and complex manufacturing. Boise State aims to explore a three-fold plan, including economic development, research innovation, and workforce development, which uniquely fits Boise State and its nationally recognized role in molecular and solid-state quantum materials development and characterization in support of quantum information applications as part of a regional quantum ecosystem.

The NSF Engines program is a transformational investment for the nation, ensuring the U.S. remains in the vanguard of competitiveness for decades to come.

These NSF Engines Development Awards lay the foundation for emerging hubs of innovation and potential future NSF Engines, said NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan. These awardees are part of the fabric of NSFs vision to create opportunities everywhere and enable innovation anywhere. They will build robust regional partnerships rooted in scientific and technological innovation in every part of our nation. Through these planning awards, NSF is seeding the future for in-place innovation in communities and to grow their regional economies through research and partnerships. This will unleash ideas, talent, pathways and resources to create vibrant innovation ecosystems all across our nation.

The awardees span a broad range of states and regions, reaching geographic areas that have not fully benefited from the technology boom of the past decades. These NSF Engines Development Awards will help organizations create connections and develop their local innovation ecosystems within two years to prepare strong proposals for becoming future NSF Engines, which will each have the opportunity to receive up to $160 million.

Launched by NSFs new Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships and authorized by the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022, the NSF Engines program uniquely harnesses the nations science and technology research and development enterprise and regional-level resources. NSF Engines aspire to catalyze robust partnerships to positively impact regional economies, accelerate technology development, address societal challenges, advance national competitiveness and create local, high-wage jobs.

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Dear Editor,

Education is set to undergo a major transformation thanks to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing technologies. These new technologies will revolutionize the way we learn, communicate, and interact with each other, and will open up a whole new world of possibilities for educators and students alike. AI and quantum computing technologies will allow us to create intelligent learning systems that can adapt to the individual needs of each student. By analyzing data on student performance, these systems can identify areas where students need more help and provide personalized recommendations to help them improve. One of the key benefits of AI-powered learning systems is that they can help to reduce educational disparities. With personalized learning systems, students who are struggling can receive the extra help they need, while advanced learners can be challenged with more complex material. This can help to level the playing field and ensure that all students have an equal opportunity to succeed. In addition to personalized learning, AI and quantum computing technologies will also transform the way we interact with each other. Virtual and augmented reality technologies will allow us to create immersive educational experiences that can transport us to different parts of the world and even beyond. For example, students could use virtual reality to explore the Great Barrier Reef, or to experience life in a different time period. These immersive experiences can help to make learning more engaging and exciting, and can help to create a deeper understanding of complex concepts. However, with these new technologies comes a need for educators to stay up-to-date with the latest developments and ensure that students are equipped with the necessary skills to thrive in an AI-powered world. As AI and quantum computing technologies continue to evolve, educators will need to be prepared to adapt their teaching methods and curricula to keep up with the latest advancements. In conclusion, the rise of AI and quantum computing technologies will bring about a transformation in education that has the potential to level the playing field and provide students with personalized learning experiences that meet their individual needs. Educators who are prepared to embrace these new technologies and adapt their teaching methods accordingly will be at the forefront of this transformation, and will help to shape the future of education for generations to come.

The paragraphs above were written for me by ChatGPT with the request Write a newspaper article on how education will be transformed by AI and quantum computing technologies. As an educator, an engineer, and a science enthusiast, the above is remarkable. The question that arises is How should a country transform its current education system for AI and quantum computing technologies? This is what I asked ChatGPT and here is the amazing response. Transforming a countrys education system to incorporate AI and quantum computing technologies can be a complex and challenging process, but it is essential to prepare future generations for the evolving job market and technological landscape. Here are some steps a country can take to transform its current education system:

1. Develop a comprehensive AI and quantum computing education plan: This plan should include the specific skills and knowledge that students will need to be successful in an AI-driven economy, as well as strategies for incorporating new technologies into the classroom.

2. Invest in teacher training: Teachers are the key to transforming education systems, so its important to invest in training programs that will help them learn new technologies and teaching methods.

3. Create partnerships with industry: Collaboration with industry leaders can help to provide educators with the latest technology and insights on how to best prepare students for the workforce.

4. Introduce AI and quantum computing into the curriculum: This can include introducing courses on these topics at all levels of education, from elementary school to university.

5. Encourage creativity and innovation: AI and quantum computing technologies require creativity and innovation, so its important to foster these skills in students through hands-on projects and other experiential learning opportunities.

6. Develop cross-disciplinary programs: AI and quantum computing are multidisciplinary fields, so its important to create programs that incorporate different fields of study, such as computer

science, mathematics, physics, and engineering.

7. Encourage lifelong learning: The rapid pace of technological change means that students will need to continue learning throughout their careers. Education systems should therefore encourage lifelong learning and provide opportunities for upskilling and reskilling.

Transforming an education system for AI and quantum computing technologies is a long-term process that requires collaboration between policymakers, educators, and industry leaders. By investing in the development of AI and quantum computing education programs, training teachers, and encouraging creativity and innovation, countries can prepare their citizens for a future that is increasingly reliant on these emerging technologies.

The writer spent several months researching the two questions posed to ChatGPT and he confesses that ChatGPT responses, in a few seconds, were mind-blowing. Services such as medicine, engineering, law, accounting that involve processes and procedures will undergo paradigm shifts. Indeed, AI and quantum computing technologies will quickly change 21st century living. The policy makers in Guyana should heed the recommendations of ChatGPT and setup a committee to commence the transformation and be among the leaders rather than as a follower.

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