Quantum-Enhanced AI - Where Quantum Computing Meets Finance
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In this episode, Frank La Vigne and Candice Gillhoolley are diving into what’s actually working—and what’s just hype—in the world of quantum computing. Today, they’re joined by Abhigyan Mishra, Quantum Director and co-founder of Rune Technology, for an enlightening conversation on real-world quantum advantage, especially in the finance sector.
You’ll hear how Abhigyan Mishra and his team are merging AI with quantum approaches to tackle market intelligence in innovative ways, and why being “quantum-ready” might be more important than you think. He breaks down why quantum won’t solve every problem, how to spot when quantum truly creates value, and why intuition—and not just math—is key for those curious about breaking into the field. Plus, we get practical advice for aspiring quantum engineers, a candid look at quantum’s adoption curve in finance, and what real ROI from quantum could look like in the next decade.
Whether you’re a quantum newbie or a seasoned tech enthusiast, this episode will give you a fresh, accessible perspective on where quantum tech is now—and where it’s really heading.
Time Stamps00:00 "Quantum-Enhanced AI for Scalability"
06:27 AI Missteps in Finance
09:47 "Ethics Follows Technology Adoption"
12:16 "Data Complexity and Approximations"
15:58 "Navigating Quantum Learning Challenges"
20:18 "Quantum Computing: Start with Intuition"
23:50 Quantum Computing: From Struggle to Progress
25:36 "Future of Quantum: What's Next?"
29:29 "Introducing Quantum Tech in Education"
33:25 "Rethinking Entropy and Insights"
37:37 "Quantum Mechanics: Confusing Yet Fascinating"
41:44 "Problem-Solving in Quantum Computing"
43:35 Building a Quantum Team Philosophy
47:41 "Cloud Access Drives Quantum Innovation"
51:44 "Embracing Quantum Computing's Potential"