Printed Neurons Communicate With Living Brain Cells - News Center
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Printed Neurons Communicate With Living Brain Cells - News Center
""The world we live in today is dominated by artificial intelligence (AI). The way you make AI smarter is by training it on more and more data. This data-intensive training leads to a massive power-consumption problem.""
""Because the brain is five orders of magnitude more energy efficient than a digital computer, it makes sense to look to the brain for inspiration for next-generation computing.""
Engineers at Northwestern University have developed artificial neurons that can generate electrical signals to activate living brain cells. These flexible, low-cost devices demonstrated biocompatibility by successfully triggering responses in mouse brain tissue. This innovation could lead to direct communication between electronics and the nervous system, impacting neuroprosthetics and brain-machine interfaces. Additionally, mimicking brain signaling may enable more energy-efficient computing systems, addressing the power consumption challenges of current AI technologies.
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