Towards AI-enabled Control for Enhancing Quantum Transduction
Mekena Metcalf, Anastasiia Butko, Mariam Kiran

TL;DR
This paper proposes an AI-enabled control system using deep reinforcement learning to optimize quantum transduction, facilitating better integration of quantum and optical devices for quantum internet applications.
Contribution
It introduces a novel AI-based approach that leverages deep reinforcement learning to enhance quantum transduction efficiency in real-time.
Findings
AI-enabled transducer improves qubit lifetime
Deep reinforcement learning optimizes wavelength conversion
Simulated environment training enhances real-world performance
Abstract
With advent of quantum internet, it becomes crucial to find novel ways to connect distributed quantum testbeds and develop novel technologies and research that extend innovations in managing the qubit performance. Numerous emerging technologies are focused on quantum repeaters and specialized hardware to extend the quantum distance over special-purpose channels. However, there is little work that utilizes current network technology, invested in optic technologies, to merge with quantum technologies. In this paper we argue for an AI-enabled control that allows optimized and efficient conversion between qubit and photon energies, to enable optic and quantum devices to work together. Our approach integrates AI techniques, such as deep reinforcement learning algorithms, with physical quantum transducer to inform real-time conversion between the two wavelengths. Learning from simulated…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNeural Networks and Reservoir Computing · Quantum Information and Cryptography · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
