Perceived Reality
Perceived Reality
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Perceived Reality dives beneath the surface of today's biggest stories, conversations, and cultural shifts—challenging what we think we know and revealing the deeper truths shaping our world. Hosted by media strategist and commentator Nadja Atwal, each episode brings thought-provoking interviews with global leaders, creators, and changemakers redefining how we see business, tech, and society.Part of the Fintech.TV podcast network, Perceived Reality delivers compelling insights at the intersection of influence, innovation, and impact—streamed from global financial hubs and aired to millions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast focuses on major societal topics such as cybersecurity, digital assets, IT innovation, and health food reform. Specific episodes have discussed themes like the impact of quantum AI on security, the convergence of traditional finance with digital assets, and the disruption of the food industry through innovative ingredients. Each episode delves deep into subjects like legacy planning in crypto and emerging technologies in IT consulting.
Perceived Reality dives beneath the surface of today's biggest stories, conversations, and cultural shifts—challenging what we think we know and revealing the deeper truths shaping our world. Hosted by media strategist and commentator Nadja Atwal, each episode brings thought-provoking interviews with global leaders, creators, and changemakers redefining how we see business, tech, and society.
Perceived Reality delivers compelling insights at the intersection of influence, innovation, and impact—streamed from global financial hubs and aired to millions.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this CES edition, host Nadja Atwal sits down with Dr. Muhammad Ali Khan to discuss the global launch of ChatQLM, a revolutionary quantum computing platform that aims to democratize access to quantum and supercomputing power. As CEO of SuperQ Quantum and its parent company Staque, Dr. Khan explains how this new app bridges the complex worlds of AI, quantum, and supercomputing—all through a familiar chat interface.
Key Discussion Points:
- The Launch of ChatQLM: Designed as a ChatGPT-style interface for quantum computing, ChatQLM allows users to access supercomputing power without needing a PhD or deep technical background.
- Beyond Generative AI: Unlike ChatGPT, ChatQLM tackles quantitative decision-making, offering precise, data-driven answers using optimization solvers, GPUs, and quantum hardware.
- From Enterprise to Consumer: Dr. Khan shares the journey of building enterprise-grade quantum tools for researchers—and the technical challenges in transitioning them into user-friendly mobile apps.
- Why CES Matters: The product debuted at CES to maximize hands-on exposure and user feedback. The app is available for free with a generous free tier to ensure broad accessibility.
- Vision and Impact: With operations spanning Canada, the US, and the UAE, Dr. Khan's mission is clear: to put the power of quantum computing into as many hands as possible, empowering everyone from investors to researchers to optimize decisions with unprecedented precision.
Takeaways:
Dr. Khan’s vision isn’t just technological—it’s philosophical. He’s redefining what it means to access power, removing the financial and intellectual gatekeeping traditionally associated with quantum systems. By making quantum computing as intuitive as a chat interface, ChatQLM opens doors for small startups, independent researchers, and everyday professionals to make smarter decisions backed by cutting-edge computing.
Closing Thoughts:
This explores the next frontier of tech, Dr. Khan’s work at SuperQ Quantum proves that true innovation lies in accessibility, precision, and courage. The future of computing might just start with a simple question—and ChatQLM has the answers.
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