An Australian tech company has released what it is calling the world’s first “biological computer” that fuses human brain cells with silicon hardware.
Cortical Labs, a company out of Melbourne, Australia, is led by CEO Hon Weng Chong and a team of researchers. Cortical Labs is boasting the release of the CL1, which is touted as a dynamic, sustainable, and energy-efficient computer that is better than any current artificial intelligence.
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That is perhaps because the company says it uses human brain cells that are grown on a silicon “chip” and used as an organic computer. The technology, known as synthetic biological intelligence, allegedly outpaces silicon-based AI chips in terms of training language models, also commonly referred to as chatbots.
The company’s website explains the life of the cells in detail, citing “real neurons” that are cultivated inside a nutrient-rich environment.
“They grow across a silicon chip, which sends and receives electrical impulses into the neural structure.” […]
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