I asked a question, what is the difference between quantum computing and how you as a language model compute? And why can't you compute like a quantum computer in theory? Chat GBT's answer was... Quantum computing is a distinct approach that utilizes the principles of quantum mechanics. Unlike traditional computers, which use bits, quantum computers employ cube bits that can exist in multiple states simultaneously. This allows them to perform certain calculations faster for specific problems. However, I, as a classical computing model, cannot compute like a quantum computer due to the fundamental differences in design and principles. Quantum computing is still an evolving field, and practical quantum computers are not widely available yet. While I can provide information about quantum computing, I cannot directly function as a quantum computer.