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A computer using living human neurons could point to a radically more efficient future for AI

Scientists are now combining living human neurons with silicon hardware to create programmable biological computers. The cells can receive information, adapt their activity and communicate back to software, raising both extraordinary computing possibilities and new ethical questions. The post A computer using living human neurons could point to a radically more efficient future for AI appeared first on Research Today.
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