Quantum AI Explained: Making Quantum More Accessible

Quantum AI Explained: Making Quantum More Accessible

From The Ravit Show by Ravit Jain

June 4, 2026 · 9 min

About this episode

Ravit Jain discusses the accessibility and practical applications of Quantum AI with guest Amy Stout at SAS Innovate.

I’m here at SAS Innovate, continuing conversations on what’s next for enterprise AI. I had a blast chatting with Amy Stout, and this one was focused on something many enterprises are curious about but not fully ready for yet. Quantum AI. The discussion was very grounded. We talked about the real barriers enterprises face today: - Access to quantum systems - Lack of expertise - And uncertainty on where it actually fits in business problems What SAS is doing with Quantum Lab is interesting because it is trying to remove that friction. Making quantum more accessible, more practical, and connected to real use cases. The key takeaway for me was this. Quantum is not about replacing AI. It is about expanding what problems we can solve. And while it may still be early, the groundwork being laid now will define who is ready when it scales. That’s the kind of long-term thinking I’m seeing here at SAS Innovate. More content coming from SAS Innovate on The Ravit Show. #data #ai #SASInnovate #SASVisionary #theravitshow

People in this episode

Host: Ravit Jain

Guest: Amy Stout

Topics covered

  • Quantum AI
  • enterprise AI
  • barriers to quantum
  • accessibility
  • business problems
  • long-term thinking

Keywords

  • Quantum AI
  • enterprise AI
  • SAS Innovate
  • barriers
  • access
  • expertise
  • business problems

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: SAS, SAS Innovate, Quantum Lab

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