[devane617]

fyi

[MNDude]

“Clusters of lab-raised brain cells “

I bet from aborted babies.

[Boogieman]

Just wait until the “clusters of brain cells” can speak and beg you to kill them and put them out of their misery.

[reasonisfaith]

Nothing more convenient for the cabal than boys raised on hotpockets whose ability to push zeroes and ones will never fulfill their feelings of inadequacy born of lifelong superficial thinking.

Almost as shallow as the cabal themselves.

[Adder]

Was it John Lennon?

[SheepWhisperer]

He survives a head wound
Miraculously survives

...maybe his brain matter is used in this way, using robotics.

Thinking aloud

[SpaceBar]

capable of elementary speech recognition and math problems...

So it's already qualified to run a fast food cash register.

[Sequoyah101]

Brain on a chip? Is that sort of like stuff on a shingle?

[Charles Martel]

"M-5 *thinks*, Captain!"

[imabadboy99]

This is sick and wrong and evil

[rlmorel]

And yet...

[bunkerhill7]

Cogito, ergo sum

[grey_whiskers]

The ball of neurons, known as an organoid, created in Guo's lab is less than a nanometer wide.

That sounds too small; individual atoms, maybe, but not a cell -- let alone a cluster of cells.

[alexander_busek]

The ball of neurons, known as an organoid, created in Guo's lab is less than a nanometer wide. It was connected by an array of electrodes to a circuit board, where machine-learning algorithms decoded responses from the organoid.

For comparison: A human Red Blood Cell (RBC) is 6-8 microns wide - i.e., 6,000 to 8,000 nanometers.

The soma - or main body - of a neuron is typically 4,000 to 100,000 nanometers in diameter.

And this "ball of neurons" is supposedly less than a thousandth as large?

I'm calling B.S.!

Regards,

[muir_redwoods]

Anyone know when the Skynet IPO is going to happen?

[Fresh Wind]

Will the organoid learn how to apply for a research grant?

[BeauBo]

How long until it scales up to swimming pool size, with a thousand or a million times as many neurons as a human?

[PJ-Comix]

Stomach tissue on a chip enjoys chips.

[BenLurkin]

Computer made out of human BRAINS could solve the world’s energy crisis - here’s the scientist making science fiction reality

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13494193/Worlds-computer-human-brains.html

“Swedish scientists have created the world’s first ‘living computer’ that is made out of human brain tissue.

“It composes of 16 organoids, or clumps of brain cells that were grown in a lab, which send information between each other.

“They work much like a traditional computer chip - sending and receiving signals through their neurons that act like circuits.

“But what makes them special is that the living machine uses less energy because living neurons can use over a one million times less energy than the current digital processors currently used.”