Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing

Check out our op-ed in @FortuneMagazine on why the time is *now* to think about QC inclusion and responsibility:

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

We are proud to (belatedly) announce the winner of the Dr. Joel Tendler $5,000 quantum responsibility essay competition!

Read the background and excellent essay in the next post...

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

https://t.co/R25sfO3HWL

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

We are proud to (belatedly) announce the winner of the Dr. Joel Tendler $5,000 quantum responsibility essay competition!

Read the background and excellent essay in the next post...

[QuantERA R&D Funders for Quantum Technologies (QT) @QuantERA_EU]

The panel “Quantum and Society: Quantum for Society or Society for Quantum?” is underway. 🌍 How may quantum technologies learn from – and subsequently address – broad societal challenges? Join us as we explore the ethical and societal dimensions of #QuantumInnovation. #QuantERA

[Quantum World Congress @QWCevent]

⚖️ At #QWC2024, @QuantinuumQC's Kaniah Konkoly-Thege and ASU’s Gary Marchant hosted an insightful fireside chat on balancing innovation and regulation in the quantum space. Catch up now: https://t.co/CFfD9VUGIc

#Quantum #Innovation #QuantumTech #MakeHistory #QuantumComputing

[nick farina @nick_farina]

If you’re heading to @QWCevent in a few weeks, make sure to catch EeroQ’s Head of Policy Hannah Parnes speaking on a panel Monday the 9th from 3pm to 5pm on the emerging topic of quantum tech policy!

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

Reminder to apply for our $5,000 scholarship by Aug 31! Open to all undergrads and above, and the application is a simple two page essay on how to responsibly harness the future power of QC.

Details here: https://t.co/tfe44ocp5S

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

We are offering a $5,000 scholarship to anyone studying quantum technology at the undergraduate level or above with interest in quantum tech responsibility.

DM if interested; winner is best two page essay on how we can responsibly control the future power of quantum computing.

[Chicago Quantum Exchange @ChicagoQuantum]

Attention undergrad and grad students studying #quantum technologies!

Sponsored by @QCHardware, The Joel Tendler Quantum Responsibility Scholarship aims to inspire thoughtful discourse on the future of quantum ethics. Read more and apply: https://t.co/2hJd6fn7ci

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

We are offering a $5,000 scholarship to anyone studying quantum technology at the undergraduate level or above with interest in quantum tech responsibility.

DM if interested; winner is best two page essay on how we can responsibly control the future power of quantum computing.

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

Make sure to check out the great work happening at the Stanford Center for Responsible Quantum Computing:
https://t.co/SOtBoqD538

[SecBriefs | Making Cybersecurity Simple @SecBriefs]

Quantum Computing for Ethics and Governance: Shaping a Responsible Future https://t.co/mX65qBFxrM #megatrends

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

Recent and highly thought provoking academic article on quantum computing ethics:

https://t.co/H3MQIZcSuO

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

Faye Wattleton helped to begin our loose-knit group of like-minded folks here, and it's with pride we can share her new op-ed in @FortuneMagazine about why the time is NOW to think about QC safety, inclusion, education, and ethics.

https://t.co/EVTgV4XloQ

[nick farina @nick_farina]

A lot of folks think we need concrete applications of QC before we begin a multidisciplinary dialogue about safety, access, ethics, and education.

We disagree.

Read why in @FortuneMagazine in this op-ed from our EVP Faye Wattleton.

https://t.co/Y8mq2AgxcC

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

Really interesting interview on opening up the ecosystem of QC to more people, with Prof. Tommaso Calarco (Director of the Institute for Quantum Control at Forschungszentrum Jülich and Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Cologne).

[RUYA @RuyaGoethe]

With AI ethics dominating headlines, are we giving enough attention to other emerging technologies? @EvaVerfuerth spoke to Prof. Tommaso Calarco of @FZ_Juelich about the quantum computing gap between nations and steps being taken to close it. 👇 https://t.co/DBnQdg9R9H

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

Congratulations, and we look forward to being in touch on this critical issue!

[Matthias C.Kettemann @MCKettemann]

I am very happy to head #IQEL, the new @uniinnsbruck Quantum Ethics Lab: https://t.co/7q4Qo25WGD.

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

Worth a read of this @ForeignPolicy op-ed, particularly on the failures of AI regulation and the urgent need for QC practitioners to avoid such failure, while we have time. QC is a while away, but ethics will take a long time to develop too.

https://t.co/1J9SLwBWe3

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

We are glad to see more folks entering this important dialogue, and proud to be collaborating with @quantum_ethics on their efforts to create diverse cohorts of quantum skill training.

[Institute for Responsible Quantum Computing @QCethics]

The @wef announces preliminary set of QC guidelines for ethical development:

https://t.co/boKVhSAa0O

[Quantum Network Explorer @qnenews]

Why do we need to consider the ethical implications of #quantum technologies?

📰In the recent @PhysicsWorld issue, @MauritzKop assesses the ethical principles for making #quantum technologies equitable and safe ➡️ https://t.co/JmLcJ0h9Q0

#quantumethics #technology #innovation