What are the benefits of bio-computing? @razorscience

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The human brain is an amazing product of evolution, It is made up of about 86 billion neurons, or nerve cells and over a trillion connections on average. All this runs on the equivalent of 20 watts of power to function.  The computing systems used for cloud computing and AI already use a lot of energy and with server centers only getting bigger it is going to become a serious issue in years to come - the low energy use of organoids could help solve this problem.   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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00:00What are the benefits of biocomputing?

00:05If you look at your brain, okay, it's working now and it consumes about 20 to 24 watts.

00:12That's about an odd light bulb, okay, it's nothing.

00:16And with that you have a great intelligence.

00:19If you want to have the same with traditional neural networks that we have in IT today,

00:26it's being believed that you nearly need a small nuclear power plant to do that, which

00:30is just crazy.

00:32The computing systems used for cloud computing and AI already use a lot of energy, and with

00:37service centres only getting bigger, it's going to become a serious issue in years to

00:42come.

00:43The low energy use of organoids could help solve this problem.

00:46It will be a game changer.

00:49We have something renewable, we have something which uses much less energy, we have something

00:53which is compostable, we're using less resources which are rare, so the future is coming.

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