Just left you guys hanging 😅 Lately, there’s been a lot of buzz in the tech world about three major breakthroughs: quantum computing performance, AI-driven productivity gains, and advancements in biotechnology. Which of these do you think will reshape our near future (next 3-5 years) the most—and why?
According to the latest news, which development is more promising?
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Quantum computers are super interesting, of course, but it seems like they don't have a serious place in production just yet 😅 Fellow techies are still struggling with stability issues, drowning in quantum error correction problems. I recently attended a workshop where a friend from a startup said, "Hardware isn't even stable yet, let alone this," and I totally agreed.
As for AI, it's already in everyone's pocket—monthly usage has surpassed 160 million 💯 I use an AI tool with my team too, and it’s cut coding time in half. Soon, it’ll handle automatic test generation, error detection, and more. I have no doubt biotech advancements will be beneficial, but among these three, AI is the one I think will explode in the next 3-5 years.