Revolutionizing Computing: Bio Computers, Living Neurons, and AI Advancements
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In this riveting episode, the AI Uncovered team delves into the groundbreaking world of bio computers, where living brain cells team up with computer chips to create a marvel of modern technology. Priced at a surprisingly affordable $35,000, this innovation promises to revolutionize computing by merging natural brain cells with artificial ones. The result? A powerhouse of a system that boosts computing abilities and paves the way for seamless collaboration between machines and human intelligence. It's like putting your brain on a chip - a concept that challenges conventional thinking and pushes the boundaries of what's possible in the tech world.
But how do these bio computers actually work? By combining neurons and neural networks, researchers aim to unlock the mysteries of human cognition and consciousness. While artificial neurons mimic certain aspects of their biological counterparts, they fall short of replicating the intricate workings of the human brain. Enter brain-computer interfaces like Neurolink, spearheaded by the visionary Elon Musk, which bridge the gap between human brains and computers, opening up a world of possibilities where thoughts can control machines with unprecedented ease.
Cue Cortical Labs and their game-changing CL1 biomputer, a cutting-edge creation that integrates living neurons into computational processes. This technological marvel comes equipped with an environmental containment system that sustains the living neurons for an impressive six months, all while boasting a sleek design reminiscent of a regular computer. With the development of the unique operating system BIOS, which creates a virtual world for the neurons to interact with, the CL1 showcases the potential of synthetic biological intelligence in reshaping the landscape of computing. The future is here, and it's a thrilling ride into uncharted territory where machines may one day think and feel like humans.
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