Almost certainly—yes. Artificial superintelligence will accelerate quantum computing which is a very real threat to bitcoin because it takes a long time to change it software for Bitcoin and that's not true for banks and the federal government

Here’s why:

1. Design optimization

ASI could:

Discover better qubit error correction codes.

Create radically more efficient quantum algorithms.

Architect hardware designs that bypass current bottlenecks (decoherence, noise, cooling).

2. Materials science

ASI with deep models of physics could:

Simulate and identify exotic materials (e.g., new superconductors at higher temps).

Optimize fabrication of qubits at the atomic scale.

3. Control systems

It could engineer better quantum control systems:

Feedback loops, pulse shaping, entanglement schemes.

Even design quantum-coherent classical support circuitry.

4. Theoretical breakthroughs

ASI could synthesize ideas across physics, math, and information theory:

Faster paths to fault-tolerant quantum computing.

New paradigms—like topological qubits that are less error-prone.

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Bottom line:

ASI would likely be the fastest path to large-scale quantum computing. Not overnight, but way faster than human teams inching along. ASI wouldn't just use quantum computing—it would build it better.