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Google Quantum AI launches contest to shrink quantum circuits with AI
ECOSYSTEM·Oct 23, 2026·1 MIN READ

Google Quantum AI launches contest to shrink quantum circuits with AI

Google Quantum AI is hosting a Kaggle competition, challenging participants to use AI to compress quantum circuits—reducing qubit & gate counts.

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Published Oct 23, 2026

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Google Quantum AI is hosting a Kaggle competition, challenging participants to use AI to compress quantum circuits—reducing qubit & gate counts.

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