No, Qiskit or IBM quantum computers are not designed to perform tasks like Google search or image searches on the web. Quantum computers, including those based on Qiskit and IBM's quantum technology, are specialized computing systems that excel at solving certain types of computational problems, particularly those related to quantum algorithms and simulations.
Quantum computers operate on quantum bits (qubits), which have unique properties that allow for parallel computation and quantum interference. They are primarily used for tasks such as optimization, cryptography, quantum chemistry simulations, and solving certain mathematical problems more efficiently than classical computers.
However, quantum computers are not currently capable of general-purpose tasks like web browsing, internet searches, or image recognition. These tasks require a different type of computational power and are better suited for classical computers, which are highly optimized for such tasks.
It's worth mentioning that quantum computing technology is still in its early stages, and researchers and engineers are actively working to develop more powerful and versatile quantum computers. While it's difficult to predict the future capabilities of quantum computers, at present, they are not designed for tasks like Google search or image searches on the web.