I agree there is certainly quite a lot of hype, though when people want to hype quantum they usually target AI or something. My comment was echoing that quantum computing for material science (and also chemistry) might be the one application where there is good quality science being made. There are also significantly less useful papers, for example those related to “NISQ” (non-error-corrected) devices, but I would argue the QC community is doing a good job at focusing on the important problems, not just hyping around.
I agree there is certainly quite a lot of hype, though when people want to hype quantum they usually target AI or something. My comment was echoing that quantum computing for material science (and also chemistry) might be the one application where there is good quality science being made. There are also significantly less useful papers, for example those related to “NISQ” (non-error-corrected) devices, but I would argue the QC community is doing a good job at focusing on the important problems, not just hyping around.