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For years, quantum computing has felt like a technology that’s always “10 years away.” That may be starting to change. IBM recently unveiled its new Nighthawk quantum processor and says it expects to achieve quantum advantage by the end of 2026. What does that mean? It is the point where a quantum computer can solve a real-world problem faster than the best classical computer available. To put the potential into perspective, a recent quantum experiment produced an answer in about 2 hours that traditional methods were estimated to take millions of years to achieve. Before we get carried away, there are still major challenges: 🔹 Quantum systems remain extremely fragile 🔹 Error correction is the biggest hurdle 🔹 Most practical applications are still ahead of us But the interesting shift is this: The conversation is moving from “if” to “when.” If IBM’s roadmap holds, industries such as: • Drug discovery• Materials science• Logistics optimisation• could see breakthroughs that are currently impossible with conventional computing. For leaders, this isn’t something to act on tomorrow. But it is something to start watching today. The most important technology shifts often look irrelevant right before they become inevitable. Do you think quantum computing reaches practical business use this decade?

l wanted to share latest updates hitting ChatGPT this week-there are some big quality-of-life improvements that are finally making automation feel practical. Here’s what you should check out: • Scheduled Tasks: This is the big one. You can now reliably set up automated tasks directly from the sidebar. Whether you want a daily news brief or an automated event scan of your inbox, it's finally stable. • Gmail Connector: It can now actually send emails reliably. I’ve been testing it out for replying to routine emails, and it’s a solid time-saver. • Smart Model Control: The model selection has been simplified into intelligence levels (Instant to Pro Extended). It’s great for managing compute—use the higher levels for complex reasoning, but stick to 'Instant' for simple tasks to keep things snappy. • Canvas & Library: If you do a lot of writing, the Canvas editor is getting much better at handling long-form content with dynamic tables of contents and a library feature to save your work. • Interactive Visuals: They've added interactive charts and graphs, making data exploration way more intuitive.

Quick follow-up to my Fable shutdown post 👇 The news: Anthropic's Managing Director of International, Chris Ciauri, said at a press conference in Seoul they're "very confident that in the coming days, the models will become available again." Real Anthropic exec, on the record — not a leak. After the US government pulled the most powerful public AI four days post-launch, it's signaling a comeback. The context that makes it credible: Anthropic sent engineers to Washington for talks with Commerce, Dario was at the G7 with Trump pushing AI coordination, and prediction markets put ~58% odds Fable returns before July 1. My take: "Coming days" is doing a lot of work — could be tomorrow, could be two weeks. I read it as "the deal is close," not "set your alarm." The bigger question isn't when — it's what comes back. It got pulled over a cybersecurity jailbreak, so the realistic path isn't "flip it back on." It's "restored with conditions" — extra safeguards, a vetting layer, or narrower access. Possibly a more locked-down model than the one that shipped. For builders and operators: This is my whole thesis playing out live. Model access is now political — a frontier model's availability can hinge on a meeting in Washington. Which is exactly why you build model-agnostic. The devs who got burned wired production straight to Fable on day one. The ones who were fine switched to Opus 4.8 and kept moving. Be the second kind. Fact — Ciauri said "coming days," on the record.Open — the date, and what condition it comes back in. "Too dangerous to release" → "released anyway" → "government pulled it" may be about to hit "it's back, but different." I'll bring you the confirmation when it's real. If Fable 5 comes back more locked-down than launch — does that change whether you'd build on it? 👇

The clock ran out, the board is locked, and we've got our champion. 🔥 👑 Congratulations to Nishit Rathod — finishing #1 with a massive +57 and locking in FREE Lifetime AIA+ Membership. That's full access to AI Accelerator+ for life. No fees, ever. You're in for good, Nishit. You earned every bit of it. 🙌 And here's what made it real — Nishit didn't win by luck. He showed up, shared, and helped. Day after day. That's the whole game. Massive shout-out to everyone who battled for the top spots this month: 🥈 Surya Banthia — +33 🥉 Andrea Lopez — +20 4️⃣ Asad Patel — +17 5️⃣ Abhinav Jaiswal — +14 Every one of you moved the community forward — and we're rolling out rewards for #2 and #3 soon, so that effort is about to pay off even more. 👀 Here's the takeaway for everyone watching: the leaderboard resets, but the habits don't. The people at the top aren't doing anything you can't do. They just keep showing up. 🔄 New month, new board, new shot. The race starts NOW. Drop a 🎉 to congratulate Nishit — and a 🚀 if you're going for #1 this month. Let's go. 💪