Quantum computers are computers that use quantum bits, or qubits. A qubit can represent a zero and a one at the same time and can be in multiple states simultaneously.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Quantum Computing are two exciting and powerful technologies, but neither can "remote view" in the traditional sense. AI involves machines or software that exhibit traits we associate with human intelligence, such as learning, reasoning, problem-solving, perception, and language understanding. Quantum computing, on the other hand, involves computers that leverage the principles of quantum mechanics to execute calculations. To clarify, "remote viewing" typically refers to the alleged psychic ability to perceive events, information, or places not discernible through ordinary senses due to distance, shielding, or time. While AIs and quantum computers are incredibly powerful and can analyze vast amounts of data and make complex calculations at speeds far beyond what a human or classical computer can, they don't have the ability to perceive or gather information in the way that "remote viewing" implies. However, it's worth noting that AI and quantum computing can gather and analyze data from remote sensors, satellites, and other digital data sources, which might be considered a form of "remote viewing," but it's through available digital information, not psychic abilities.