QubitWire source-check facilitator note — version 1.0
Use the learner worksheet before opening the worked answer.
Choose a primary source with accessible evidence. The activity evaluates a claim and its boundaries. It does not judge a research team or rank a company.

Suggested discussion:
What was measured?
Which comparison makes the result meaningful?
What further evidence would a broader claim require?

A strong response supplies a narrow claim, exact source location and relevant limitation. An unresolved detail marked unknown is preferable to an invented answer.
The memory example references Google Quantum AI and collaborators’ Nature paper, its Figure 1c–d and the separate April 2026 Figure 3a correction.
Keep a memory experiment distinct from an application benchmark and from a separate real-time-decoding experiment.

Provide the TXT worksheet or readable HTML. The worked answer is separately disclosed on the page. No signup, coding, image or color interpretation is required.
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