A Petri Dish Full Of Human Brain Cells Just Learned How To Play Doom
Scientists at Cortical Labs have successfully trained lab-grown human brain cells to play the video game Doom. Using neuron-powered computer chips programmed with Python, an independent developer taught the brain cell cultures to interact with the game within a week. This advancement demonstrates the potential for biological systems to cope with complexity and real-time decision-making, moving closer to future bio-hybrid computing.
- Entities
- Topic: Neuroscience
- Person: Andrew Adamatzky
- Game: DOOM
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence
- Topic: Bio-computing
- Person: Brett Kagan
- Person: Elon Musk
- Company: Neuralink
- Company: Cortical Labs
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