Ravi Sankar Uppala·6d agoComputing With Living Neurons- The Promise and Problems of Organoid IntelligenceResearchers are asking whether lab-grown neural tissue can serve as a computing substrate, not just as a model of the brain. The science is…
Jacob Grow·Oct 11Interventional Causal Learning in Living Neural Tissue and Latent-Predictive World ModelsNot a Real Research ProposalA response icon1A response icon1
Yogen·Sep 22WetwareThe Rise of Organoid Intelligence and the Quest to Build Computers from Living Cells
sheryl clyde·Sep 11The Breath That Benchmarks Cannot Measure: AI, Organoid Intelligence, and the Clay We Are Shaping…There is a conversation happening in boardrooms, laboratories, and philosophy departments right now about whether artificial intelligence…
sheryl clyde·Aug 23When the Image Learns to SpeakYes I used an AI to combine my arguments into a post so you could understand.
Naveen·Aug 14When Living Brain Cells Meet ComputingPart — 1: What happens when we stop asking how to make machines think like brains — and start asking whether living neural tissue can…
Kevin Qi·Jul 31Organoid Intelligence (OI): Science’s Solution To Quenching AI’s Thirst.The Future Of Computing: A Wetware Pivot
Techtonic Times·Jun 12Could Lab-Grown Human Brain Cells Become the Key to Solving the Biocomputing AI Energy Crisis?In a temperature-controlled lab in Vevey, Switzerland, a cluster of human neurons sits suspended in a microfluidic chamber at exactly 37…
Shafeer Saidalavi·Apr 22We Might Be Growing Intelligence… Not Programming ItA few days ago, I came across something that genuinely made me pause.
Teodor Dumitrache·Apr 19Biocomputing: The race for energy efficiency, storage capacity, and machine sentienceUsually, when discussing biocomputing there are two paradigms:
