Testing Quantum Systems from a QA Perspective - Looking for Technical Feedback
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I recently published an article exploring the testing challenges unique to quantum computing, particularly from a software QA/testing perspective. The piece was just published in Towards AI. The core thesis: Traditional QA assumptions (determinism, observability, isolation) fundamentally break down with quantum systems, requiring entirely new testing paradigms. Key points covered: - Why classical testing approaches fail for quantum algorithms - Statistical testing for probabilistic systems - Quantum circuit validation strategies - Hybrid quantum-classical system challenges I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from this community, especially on: - Did I miss any major quantum-specific testing challenges? - Are the Grover's algorithm testing examples accurate? - What's your experience with quantum debugging/verification? Article: https://medium.com/towards-artificial-intelligence/the-superposition-problem-why-traditional-qa-fails-for-quantum-computing-178250414e9e Background: I'm a QA engineer exploring quantum readiness strategies for enterprises. Happy to discuss or clarify anything in the comments. submitted by /u/superposition_labs [link] [comments]