Cuántica e inteligencia artificial: explorando su convergencia desde la cienciometría
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https://doi.org/10.18041/2619-4465/interfaces.1.13396Palabras clave:
Inteligencia Artificial, Cuántica, Cienciometría, Convergencia tecnológica, Análisis de redesResumen
Los avances tecnológicos y científicos de los últimos años nos han permitido manipular tecnologías que antes se consideraban inimaginables. Entre ellas, la Inteligencia Artificial (IA) y la física cuántica han surgido como fuerzas fundamentales, mejorando significativamente nuestra capacidad para alcanzar objetivos y resolver problemas complejos. Dada su creciente relevancia, una revisión exhaustiva de la producción científica que sustenta esta nueva era es oportuna y necesaria. Tal revisión permite rastrear el creciente interés académico en estos dominios e identificar tendencias emergentes en la sinergia entre ellos. En consecuencia, el objetivo de este artículo es presentar un análisis cienciométrico de la literatura académica relacionada tanto con la IA como con la ciencia cuántica. Para ello, se examinaron artículos revisados por pares de bases de datos de prestigio como Scopus y Web of Science. El estudio abarca el periodo comprendido entre 2004 y 2024, analizando métricas clave como el crecimiento de las publicaciones, los autores más influyentes, las instituciones líderes y la distribución geográfica de la investigación. Los resultados revelan una trayectoria de crecimiento exponencial, con un marcado aumento de las publicaciones interdisciplinarias en la última década. Este análisis proporciona una visión estructurada de la intersección entre la computación cuántica y la IA, ofreciendo una base sólida para que investigadores y profesionales identifiquen áreas prioritarias para la innovación futura.
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