Hi Evan!

Making it faster is a very important factor, but working in a naturally probabilistic environment with a substantial potential to store information in qubits is another argument. There are very nice researches with QNLP that explores qubits properties, but some of them still aren't totally applicable because quantum hardware still isn't powerful enough.

QML still is in its early days, but I think the main possibilities are: way more complex models with way faster computing. So applications such as ChatGPT, Midjourney and many others will become very simple, but I don't know how much time we need to achieve such advances.