2^500
parallel universes, if we are smart enough, we can pull aspects
from multiple such "universes" together. This is based on
doubling the number of qubits that can be fabricated onto a chip every
year. Nothing he said proves one universe per qubit - it is
nothing but fanciful conjecture, imho.
his
own "Moore's law" is 2x per year (Gordon's was 1.5x / year)
Reference
picture of Technology Review cover (a magazine I am quite familiar with
because it is distributed to alumni). Here, my ire concerning the
extent to which woke reasoning has infected MIT's institutional
thinking is significant, although I do accept his assertion that
successful advances to date are trivial compared to the imagined future
picture he paints, despite it being total fantasy at this stage.
His
Predictions:
1.
within 5 years we'll find another earth like planet (no
connection with his stated topic)
2. gravitational lens - will be able to test (as
far as I know, this has already been proven)
3.
believes machines will outpace us in everything within 15 years