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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/ #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge @QuantumDaily⏳ Just a few hours left to submit to the Global Quantum + AI Challenge. The numbers speak for themselves: 1,000+ registrations and 250+ submissions from innovators across the globe, all competing for a $200,000 prize pool across five enterprise challenge tracks with Airbus, Cleveland Clinic, E.ON, HSBC, and Volkswagen Group. Somewhere in that mix is the winner. It could be you, but only if your submission is in it. Your work will be judged by a jury that includes Seth Lloyd, Ignacio Cirac, Helmut G. Katzgraber, Jonathan Legh-Smith MBE and more yet to be announced. (Pictured below) Phase 1 closes tonight. 👉 Submit here: https://quantumai.thequantuminsider.com/challenges/ #QuantumComputing #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge #AI

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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/ #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge @QuantumDaily⏳ Just a few hours left to submit to the Global Quantum + AI Challenge. The numbers speak for themselves: 1,000+ registrations and 250+ submissions from innovators across the globe, all competing for a $200,000 prize pool across five enterprise challenge tracks with Airbus, Cleveland Clinic, E.ON, HSBC, and Volkswagen Group. Somewhere in that mix is the winner. It could be you, but only if your submission is in it. Your work will be judged by a jury that includes Seth Lloyd, Ignacio Cirac, Helmut G. Katzgraber, Jonathan Legh-Smith MBE and more yet to be announced. (Pictured below) Phase 1 closes tonight. 👉 Submit here: https://quantumai.thequantuminsider.com/challenges/ #QuantumComputing #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge #AI

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