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Assessing the journey of technology hype in the field of quantum technology

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The ‘second quantum revolution’ promises new technologies enabled by quantum physics and has been the subject of substan-tial hype. We show that while creating expectations has helped secure support for quantum research, their iterative effects can come to af-fect the field in concrete ways. These iterative impacts for quantum in-clude emerging discussions about ethics and the delivery of promised outcomes. Such contestations could open up alternative quantum fu-tures, but this will depend on how the ‘hype helix’ of iterative expectations unfolds.

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Zeitschrift fur Technikfolgenabschatzung in Theorie und Praxis / Journal for Technology Assessment in Theory and Practice

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