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Seth Lloyd joins Global Quantum + AI Challenge jury

QuantumDaily said Phase 1 entries were due September 15, 2026, with a $200,000 prize pool across five enterprise challenge tracks.

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QuantumDaily announced MIT professor Seth Lloyd’s addition to the Global Quantum + AI Challenge jury on September 15, 2026, and said Phase 1 submissions were due that night. It reported 1,000-plus registrations and 250-plus submissions, with a $200,000 prize pool across five enterprise tracks with Airbus, Cleveland Clinic, E.ON, HSBC and Volkswagen Group. It also named Ignacio Cirac, Helmut G. Katzgraber and Jonathan Legh-Smith MBE as judges.

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@QuantumDailyMeet the next judge reviewing your quantum + AI submission: Seth Lloyd, Professor of Quantum Mechanical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 1993, Seth created the first technologically realizable model for quantum computation, showing how to build a working quantum computer from light-atom interactions. Welcome to the jury, Seth. 👏 Today is the final day to enter the challenge. Phase 1 submissions closes tonight, September 15th. If you haven't submitted to one of the 5 challenges yet, this is your last call. Enter here: https://quantumai.thequantuminsider.com/ #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge18d
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    @QuantumDailyMeet the next judge reviewing your quantum + AI submission: Seth Lloyd, Professor of Quantum Mechanical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 1993, Seth created the first technologically realizable model for quantum computation, showing how to build a working quantum computer from light-atom interactions. Welcome to the jury, Seth. 👏 Today is the final day to enter the challenge. Phase 1 submissions closes tonight, September 15th. If you haven't submitted to one of the 5 challenges yet, this is your last call. Enter here: https://quantumai.thequantuminsider.com/ #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge18d
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