Quantum AI Systems: Theory, Architecture, and Applications
Publication dates: Kindle (June 1, 2026) · Paperback · Hardcover

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System-level quantum–AI architecture, verification, and governance.

Quantum AI Systems: Theory, Architecture, and Applications develops a system-level framework for integrating quantum computing and artificial intelligence into verifiable, deployable architectures. The book defines Quantum AI Systems (QAIS) as a system-of-systems discipline in which representation, interference, constraint, and measurement govern long-horizon behavior.

Using the dual evaluative frameworks of QALIS™ and CRQC–LLM™ , the book analyzes how architectural choices influence resilience, verification, and adversarial robustness across hybrid quantum–AI pipelines. Emphasis is placed on operational correctness, governance, and long-term system stability.

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Written by Dr. Joe Wilson, Quantum AI Systems unifies quantum information science with intelligent systems architecture. Each chapter builds toward the QAIS framework—a model that treats quantum coherence, learning, and reasoning as design primitives for next-generation AI infrastructures.

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