My current interest lies in harnessing the capabilities of quantum computing to revolutionize information retrieval by encoding the entirety of Wikipedia into a state of quantum superposition and entanglement within a quantum computer. This approach aims to unlock massively parallel processing capabilities, making the search for and retrieval of information incredibly fast—nearly instantaneous—by leveraging quantum algorithms, notably Grover's algorithm. Unlike classical computing, which operates linearly, this quantum method promises a dramatic efficiency improvement, with Grover's algorithm offering a quadratic speedup, effectively reducing search complexity from O(N) to O(√N). This ambition extends beyond mere speed, aiming to unearth complex relationships and insights across different information pieces, thus revealing correlations and patterns unattainable with current computing techniques. My contributions to this field, including preprints on quantum AI, are accessible on ResearchGate.