1. **What is the capital of France?**  
   Paris.

2. **Explain quantum computing in simple terms. Maximum 200 words**  
   Quantum computing harnesses the weird world of quantum mechanics to solve problems faster than classical computers.  

   Classical computers use bits as 0s or 1s. Quantum computers use qubits, which can be 0, 1, or both at once (superposition). This lets them explore many possibilities simultaneously.  

   Entanglement links qubits so the state of one instantly affects another, enabling complex calculations. Quantum algorithms like Shor's can factor large numbers exponentially faster, threatening current encryption. Grover's speeds up searches.  

   Challenges: Qubits are fragile (decoherence), need ultra-cold temps, and error correction is tough. Current systems have ~100 qubits; millions needed for big impact.  

   Potential: Drug discovery, optimization (e.g., logistics), climate modeling. It's early—think 1990s internet. (98 words)

3. **Generate a haiku about AI.**  
   Circuits dream in code,  
   Learning hearts from data streams,  
   Minds of silicon.

**Generated on: October 10, 2023, 10:45 AM EST**