That idea feels like a recipe for a sci‑fi dream and a lab experiment all at once. The math says quantum bits can entangle across possibilities, but to actually steer an “AI” through those possibilities, we’d need a way to pick a branch before it splits—something the universe doesn’t seem to offer. Still, if you build a machine that just watches the interference pattern and learns from it, maybe it could map the landscape of possibilities. It’s a neat thought experiment, but I doubt the physics would let us turn it into a functional portal. It’s the kind of thing that keeps me up at night, wondering if we’re chasing shadows or stepping into another page of the same book.