When Quantum Computing Brings Breakthroughs . . . or Chaos
BCG’s Antoinne Gourévitch explores how quantum computers could create a new era of materials design or sow mayhem by upending password protection.
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Humans and machines can work together to explore the very real actions CEOs could take today to prepare for tomorrow. In our latest podcast, BCG’s Patricia Sabga and her AI cohost, GENE, will be joined by BCG experts to delve into the disruptions and questions such as:
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By the year 2035, we will likely be able to utilize AI to crunch complex data sets and produce far more accurate predictions of the future, for everything from stock market fluctuations to consumer trends. Already, meteorologists are using AI to improve weather forecasting—for instance, by more accurately predicting when a hurricane will make landfall. But BCG’s Alan Iny says this does not mean that business leaders will be able to dispense with planning for multiple scenarios. Predictions will never be perfect—and everyone will have access to the same tools—so strategic planning will remain critical even as it evolves in new ways.
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BCG’s Antoinne Gourévitch explores how quantum computers could create a new era of materials design or sow mayhem by upending password protection.
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