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17.  Google sees search as essentially a basic form of artificial intelligence.  A year ago, Google executives said the company had achieved just 5% of its complete vision of search.  Google's search engine will eventually have to know what people are thinking, how to interpret language, even the way users' brains operate. Confidential

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19. DWAVE  DWAVE adiabatic quantum computers could reach 512 to 1000 qubits and performance superior to classical computers in 2008  Successful development of quantum computers would accelerate the development of molecular nanotechnology with superior molecular simulation and modeling. Confidential

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