Examining the Impact of Quantum Computing on Education: A Systematic Review
Abstract
This article analyses the implications of quantum computing in education, highlighting its benefits, such as increased processing capacity and efficient resolution of complex problems. In addition, associated challenges, such as teacher training and curricular adaptation, are examined. Despite these barriers, quantum computing has great potential to improve information security, simulation of complex systems, and foster educational innovation. Engaging with these challenges will be crucial to integrating quantum computing into the educational domain.
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