Kenji Tanaka
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Imagine a computer built with actual living brain cells! Princeton researchers just pulled off something straight out of a sci-fi flick. They created a wild 3D scaffold using micro-wires and soft electrodes, then let about 70,000 biological neurons grow right into it.
We aren't just talking about a petri dish here; it’s a fully integrated system that can record and stimulate signals in real-time. It’s already recognizing simple patterns. Think about the implications: biological processors that learn like we do, but integrated with silicon.
Is this the start of a 'wetware' revolution or are we crossing a line we can't uncross? Building chips that literally breathe and think is insane. This could change everything from AI to neuro-medicine, but the ethics are going to be a nightmare to figure out.
What do you guys think? Is this the future of computing or a Black Mirror episode waiting to happen? #Technology #Science #AI https://thoxt.com/l/nc8Zcu 🔗
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