Modern technology relies heavily on semiconductors, but the environmental costs have spurred innovation towards alternatives. The CL1, a biological computer using neurons, represents a groundbreaking development. Created by Cortical Labs, it seeks to understand brain processes and assist in drug research, fostering insights into neurodegenerative diseases. This machine integrates biological functions with technology, offering a unique perspective on intelligence derived from human biology. It underscores the growing intersection of AI and neuroscience, aiming to unlock the mysteries of cognitive processes in biological entities.
Hon Weng Chong, founder of Cortical Labs, stated, 'We’re experiencing a push for computers to have AI, and understanding biological intelligence is crucial.'
The CL1 computer is designed to study how lab-grown neurons react to compounds, aiding in drug development and understanding neurodegenerative diseases.
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