The Mosca Moment: Quantum Y2K
In 1993, while the tech world marveled at the newly-freed World Wide Web and debated the coming “Information Superhighway,” a Canadian computer consultant published a three-page warning that everyone dismissed as alarmist. Peter de Jager’s “Doomsday 2000” article in Computerworld was largely ignored, until faint realization started turning to full blown panic around 1997-1998, when organizations finally did the math and realized the scope of the problem. Today, while Silicon Valley pours billions into the next ChatGPT competitor, an equally predictable catastrophe approaches with mathematical certainty.
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