The Short: Honoring laser pioneers, AI algorithms that mimic the brain, Donuts in hyperspace! @ibmresearch

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Welcome to The Short, the biweekly recap of IBM’s latest innovations and research. This week, we celebrate the IBMers who pioneered the semiconductor laser, we explore Hopfield networks and how AI algorithms can mimic the brain, and we look at a new paradigm in quantum computing - donuts in hyperspace.

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0:00 - Intro
0:05 - Celebrating semiconductor laser pioneers
0:55 - Can AI algorithms mimic the brain?
1:41 - Quantum computing featuring donuts in hyperspace
1:55 - Welcoming new additions to the AI Alliance
2:40 - Outro

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