In a jaw-dropping development, a Swiss company called Final Spark has created a groundbreaking biocomputer dubbed the Neuroplatform. This unusual device integrates miniature human brains—grown in labs—from stem cells with traditional electronic circuits, promising a staggering energy efficiency boost compared to standard computers. Despite its potential to revolutionize technology, there's a haunting catch: these lab-grown brains frequently die out, necessitating constant replacement. The Neuroplatform uses a reward-and-punishment system to train these brain organoids, offering dopamine as a reward and chaotic stimuli as punishment to optimize their performance. While it raises ethical concerns about exploiting living tissues for technology, Final Spark touts its creation as a solution to the energy-intensive demands of AI and computing.
When beginning this research, the concept seemed almost unbelievable. A Swiss company called "Final Spark" has developed an unusual hybrid bio...
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