Content delivery method

The content delivery method uses quantum computing to encode and decode decryption keys, addressing psychological barriers and computational costs by enhancing the perceived uniqueness and ownership of digital content.

JP7883978B2Active Publication Date: 2026-07-02KDDI CORP
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
KDDI CORP
Filing Date
2023-08-18
Publication Date
2026-07-02

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Conventional technologies using NFTs and quantum computers face challenges in providing a sense of true ownership and uniqueness of digital content due to the intangibility and ease of copying, leading to psychological barriers and high computational costs.

Method used

A content delivery method utilizing a quantum computer to encode and decode decryption keys as qubits, combined with a classical computer to decrypt and present content, while informing users that quantum processing is involved, thereby enhancing the perceived uniqueness and ownership.

Benefits of technology

The method provides content in a way that mitigates psychological barriers by leveraging quantum computing, ensuring users feel a sense of ownership and uniqueness through direct interaction with quantum processes.

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Abstract

To provide content to users in a way that alleviates mental barriers of conventional technology, by simply using a quantum computer.SOLUTION: A content provision method includes: a first step S8 in which a quantum computer encodes at least a part of information required to decrypt encrypted content that has been encrypted in advance into quantum bits, decodes it, and obtains the at least the part of the information as a measurement result of the quantum bits; a second step S10 in which a classical computer decrypts the encrypted content using at least the part of the information obtained in the first step and provides it to a user; and a third step S8 in which the classical computer presents, to the user, information that enables the user to perceive that the first step is being performed by the quantum computer.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3
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