Nobel Prize Laureate Roger Penrose, Yvette Fuentes, and myself, request your help in order to save an archive of incredible scientific and historical value. Please raise awareness by *sharing*, or *contribute*:
https://t.co/5raV9sl9sQ
We launched Relational Intelligence.
https://t.co/aLdPuaPtpS
Why? Current language models are powerful but unexplainable. For one thing, they are locked into GPUs with no path to quantum hardware, with no path to efficiency, with no path to scalability...
How? The same structure governs quantum mechanics and natural language, and cognition more generally. We use this to build AI whose reasoning you can trust and that maps straight onto quantum hardware as it scales. But we get advantage on classical hardware too, just by thinking quantum...
When? Now: our open-source stack is already used across academia and industry. We start by adding a layer of explainability on top of existing models before incrementally replacing black boxes with verifiable components. Down the line, we do everything from first principles, cause that's how we roll...
That's all folks, for now...
Quantum teleportation before university? Why not.
Our group at @UniOfHerts is running Quantum in Pictures: a free 5-day masterclass for Y12/13s, using the visual method by @coecke & @StefanoGogioso, rooted in category theory
20–24 July 2026
Apply/share: https://t.co/tSnnTXxhi5
Excited to announce I just started as CTO of Relational Intelligence 🎉
I’ll be working with @coecke@gio_defel and @TommSalvatori on a new paradigm for AI, don’t hesitate to get in touch! https://t.co/H9YQEfXeyI
A brand new instrument called the “quantum guitar” performed alongside one of the oldest instruments, the organ, at one of the most beautiful chapels in Oxford.
Rakhat-Bi Abdyssagin and Bob Coecke (@coecke) performed Abdyssagin’s ‘Quantum Universe’ at Merton College.
Watch via the link below.
Industrial electronics and classical piano on the same stage at the Holywell Music Room, one of the oldest concert venues in Europe.
Rakhat-Bi Abdyssagin, Bob Coecke (@coecke) and Bruce Warner closed out the Oxford Quantum Centenary Conference.
Watch via the link below!
@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics@WolfsonCollege
A brand new instrument called the “quantum guitar” performed alongside one of the oldest instruments, the organ, at one of the most beautiful chapels in Oxford.
Rakhat-Bi Abdyssagin and Bob Coecke (@coecke) performed Abdyssagin’s ‘Quantum Universe’ at Merton College.
https://t.co/AkEb76UrhN
#QuantumMusic #Oxford
Please see below the call for papers for the 2nd Quantum AI conference in Indiana, this summer August 14-16. I will be chairing the quantum NLP track.
Last year it was great in many ways, with lots of high-profile participants, covering both academia and industry, from both foundations and applications, and there also were many very strong students.
Given that local organiser Damir Cavar promised me that they would also built a quantum guitar according to my template, I may be doing a show there as well.
https://t.co/z7xEFxMVnc
Here it is, the first ever quantum symphony, "Quantum Universe", composed by "Kazakh Mozart" Rakhat-Bi Abdyssagin, with him in Cathedral Organ, and me on Quantum Guitar.
"Quantum" in two ways: Abdyssagin's book "Quantum Mechanics and Avant-Garde Music", and my Quantum Guitar.
https://t.co/ApDHxovUBs
Check out this interview of renowned data-sculpture artist Refik Anadol and myself on quantum art, by Firgun Ventures' Kris Naudts.
I dive into into ancient Greece, relational quantum mechanics, diagrammatic languages, quantum natural language processing, and building a quantum guitar.
Refik shares the story behind Quantum Memories, his collaborations with Google’s AI and quantum teams, and his vision for Dataland, the world’s first museum dedicated to AI art
https://t.co/1gTRyb6hbc
Trailer for our concerts at Oxford's Quantum Centenary with "the Kazakh Mozart", virtuoso musician and composer Rakhat-Bi Abdyssagin.
https://t.co/o2dW7G9Ayb
Next week I'll be giving a talk and a quantum guitar concert at the Einstein Forum in Potsdam, near Berlin, for their Year of Quantum celebrations. Maybe CU there, in person, or on Zoom.
https://t.co/ZzrVlTwHJ9
We have a new paper on the arXiv that provides a widely applicable graphical language for photonically interlocking modular components for various kinds of quantum hardware.
https://t.co/PwYdwdToRm
Our first ZX-calculus paper was written in 2007 in the Alborz mountains in Iran. Let's hope that the Iranian people can get what "they" want.
https://t.co/UqUVhIQw3x