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| Title | Quantum Supremacy Versus Iot Conspiracy In Smart Cities |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 44002 |
| Authors | Kaatuzian H. |
| Year | 2020 |
| Published | Proceeding of 4th International Conference on Smart Cities, Internet of Things and Applications, SCIoT 2020 |
| DOI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/SCIOT50840.2020.9250203 |
| Abstract | It seems world organizations, because of Covid-19 disaster, are oriented considerably into smart cities quarantine capabilities, digital electronics interactions and digital economics. In this paper, we've tried to challenge IoT5G systems in smart cities from both cultural and technological viewpoints. Although we should not be pessimist about critical situations we're encountering in realization of smart cities, But we must be realist about serious dangers and high price of invasion of privacy in IoT systems. They could probably play major roles as command centers for organized international systematic crimes which will threaten human citizens. We should prepare ourselves technologically for this kind of conspiracy and how to solve this cultural problem. In this study Quantum Photonic Computers (QPC) are basically suggested as alternatives to defeat misusing of IoT-5G networks. It's directly related to our national security, specifically for non-Anglophone nations. QPC, will work differently in comparison with classical digital computers. They work much more similar to human brain. Because physical properties of materials have been taken into account. We've used time-domain statistical dynamic Montecarlo method for our simulations of Photons' quantum switch behaviors. Errors in our estimations, compared with experiments, always are much less than or at most five percent. In contrast with classic computers that works symbolically, QPC will act physically according to quantum properties of real materials. In contrast with Digital computers that are human oriented, Quantum computers are nature oriented. For this nature friendly reason of QPC, they'll act as good alternatives in future 6G networks to avoid misusing 5GIoT revenues. © 2020 IEEE. |
| Author Keywords | artificial intelligence(AI); bohmian mechanics; causality; hidden variables; internet of things(IoT) conspiracy; intuition physics; nano-refraction(NR); neo-slavery; privacy; quantum photonics; security; short range interatomic forces (SRIF); smart cities |
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