  Let $(M,\tau)$ be a tracial von Neumann algebra with a separable predual and
let $(\Omega, \mathbb{P})$ be a probability space. A bounded positive random
linear operator on $L^1(M,\tau)$ is a map $\gamma : \Omega \times L^1(M,\tau)
\to L^1(M,\tau)$ so that $\tau(\gamma_\omega(x)a)$ is measurable for all $x\in
L^1(M,\tau)$ and $a\in M$, and $x\mapsto \gamma_\omega(x)$ is bounded,
positive, and linear almost surely. Given an ergodic $T\in Aut(\Omega,
\mathbb{P})$, we study quantum processes of the form $\gamma_{T^n \omega}\circ
\gamma_{T^{n-1}\omega} \circ \cdots \circ \gamma_{T^m\omega}$ for $m,n\in
\mathbb{Z}$. Using the Hennion metric introduced in [MS22], we show that under
reasonable assumptions such processes collapse to replacement channels
exponentially fast almost surely. Of particular interest is the case when
$\gamma_\omega$ is the predual of a normal positive linear map on $M$. As an
example application, we study the clustering properties of normal states that
are generated by such random linear operators. These results offer an infinite
dimensional generalization of the theorems in [MS22].
