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Science · Mathematics & computing · published 2026-08-26 · via New Scientist

Quantum computers join the jam session

A recent paper proposes using quantum teleportation to let multiple quantum computers collaborate on music, encoding melodic and rhythmic patterns as quantum states. The lead researcher, Eduardo Miranda, has previously created music with brain-computer interfaces and slime molds, and released a quantum-computer-generated album in 2024. The resulting sounds, however, may not be to everyone's taste, resembling elevator music or nature documentary background scores.

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