AI vs Quantum Computing: Who's Winning the Race?

The rise of AI has raised questions about quantum computing's future. Some argue that AI may overshadow quantum's potential, particularly in fields like chemistry and material science, where quantum computing once seemed poised to excel. But here’s the reality: quantum computing still struggles with high error rates, limited qubit capacity, and a lack of useful algorithms. 

Recent hype, like Google’s "Willow" quantum chip, demonstrates improvements in stability, but these systems still aren't close to outpacing classical computers in real-world tasks. Despite billions in investment and flashy announcements, the practical applications remain elusive. 

Will quantum ever solve major global challenges? Or is it just another investment bubble waiting to burst? For now, AI might be the more pragmatic solution. 

What do you think—does quantum computing have a future beyond the hype?