
Big questions about quantum, answered by the people building it. Kai and his mom, physicist and former WIRED editor Katia Moskvitch, talk to Nobel laureates, top scientists and tech leaders, and go inside labs from CERN to ETH Zurich, to find out how quantum computing, fusion, space science and AI are shaping tomorrow's world. If Kai gets it, so will you. Guests include John Martinis, Steven Chu, ... more
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This game was shown live at Gamescom, where it got serious attention, so we had to find out what it's actually doing with quantum computing. Can a video game really run on quantum mechanics? Kai finds out, then sits down for a real game of quantum ch... more
Can quantum computers really break the encryption protecting your data? Kai sits down with Rebecca Krauthamer, CEO of QuSecure, to find out, recorded live in Geneva at the AI for Good Summit. Plus, great questions from the UN diplomatic corps in the ... more
Can quantum be explained through art instead of equations? Award-winning filmmaker Mark Levinson (Particle Fever, The Universe in a Grain of Sand) joins Roger Highfield from the Science Museum Group to answer Kai's biggest questions!
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In this episode of The Quantum Kid, Kai visits a real quantum computing startup, ZuriQ, at ETH Zurich to find out what it takes to build a company in one of the world's most advanced technologies.
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A fast-growing science and tech show that explores big questions about quantum science, computing, and related technologies through interviews with leading researchers, Nobel laureates, and industry leaders. Topics commonly cover quantum computing hardware and algorithms, cryptography and security in a post-quantum world, practical applications in drug discovery, fusion and energy, space science, and ways to communicate complex ideas through art and storytelling. The program often blends lab visits, demonstrations, and accessible explanations, making cutting-edge science approachable for curious listeners who want to understand how quantum ideas might shape tomorrow's technologies. A notable strength is the live demos and real-world context... more
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