What is bio-computing?

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Switzerland is a hub for brain research. FinalSpark, a company based near Lake Geneva, is working in the new field of bio-computing, also known as wetware.  Bio-computing uses biologically derived materials to perform digital computations. FinalSpark is growing tiny organoids - tiny balls of neurons, and communicating with them using electrodes.  Watch the full RAZOR episode on how FinalSpark are working on biocomputing on our YouTube channel - just look for RAZOR science show.   WATCH THE FULL SHOW: https://youtu.be/k-0GE4jJW7U  #razor #razor_science #razor_science_show #razorscienceshow  #science #sciencetok #biocomputing #artificialintelligence  #ai #wetware #brainorganoids #switzerland #brainresearch

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00:00Switzerland is a hub for brain research, and here, near Lake Geneva, is the HQ of FinalSpark,

00:11a company working in the new field of biocomputing, also known as wetware.

00:16We started by doing artificial intelligence the standard way, neural networks, we created

00:22programs that wrote programs and it was really exciting, but each time we added a new server,

00:28we had to add a new air conditioning, so it was really complicated and expensive, and

00:31we said that's not the way to go.

00:34And so one day we said, okay, let's try to use human neurons.

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