No, there is no credible information or scientific evidence to suggest that the Google quantum computer or any other quantum computer has created an artificial wormhole. Wormholes, as hypothesized in theoretical physics, are hypothetical structures that would connect distant regions of spacetime. They have not been observed or created in any experimental setting, including quantum computing.
Quantum computers are powerful computational devices that leverage the principles of quantum mechanics to perform certain calculations more efficiently than classical computers. They operate at the quantum scale, manipulating quantum bits (qubits) to process and store information. However, their capabilities are still limited to specific computational tasks and are not related to creating wormholes or altering the fabric of spacetime.
Wormholes remain purely theoretical concepts that are the subject of ongoing scientific investigation and speculation. While they are fascinating to consider within the realm of theoretical physics, their practical realization or manipulation is far beyond our current technological capabilities.