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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/quantum-mat
 ters-seminar-series-language-models-quantum
SUMMARY:Quantum Matters Seminar Series: Language Models for Quantum Simulat
 ion\n
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nROGER MELKO: LANGUAGE MODELS FOR QUANTUM SIMULATION
 \n\nAbstract: As the frontiers of artificial intelligence advance more\nra
 pidly than ever before\, generative language models like ChatGPT are\npois
 ed to unleash vast economic and social transformation. In\naddition to th
 eir remarkable performance on typical language tasks\n(such as writing und
 ergraduate research papers)\, language models are\nbeing rapidly adopted a
 s powerful ansatze states for quantum many-body\nsystems.  In this talk\,
  I will discuss the use of language models for\nlearning quantum states re
 alized in experimental Rydberg atom\narrays. By combining variational o
 ptimization with data-driven\nlearning using qubit projective measurements
 \, I will show how language\nmodels are poised to become one of the most p
 owerful computational\ntools in our arsenal for the design and characteriz
 ation of quantum\nsimulators and computers.\n 
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