Paul Roach

Are we ready for in vitro cognition? Biological AI delves into the possibility of using biological models like neuronal cell cultures and organoids to emulate human cognition, potentially training machine learning models. But what if computers themselves were biological? Biological AI pushes the boundaries of traditional computing by exploring the possibility of using human-brain-based circuits as alternatives to silicon chips. @NeuChiP is a project that promotes human stem cell-derived biological artificial intelligence. This cross-disciplinary consortium explores biologically trained machine learning models, as well as engineered biocomputers. At 3Brain, our mission aligns with NEU-CHiP's ambitious vision of a future where electronics and life sciences work together. We're proud to be a sponsor and active participant in making this a reality. Join the discussion! Register for the NEU-CHiP FENS FORUM 2024 Satellite Event, where experts will gather to discuss the use of Cortical Neurons for Biological Computing. Register here: neuchip.eu/fens-biocomputing… Dive deeper into NEU-CHiP's latest publications and witness the rapid progress of the field: neuchip.eu/publications-and-…