In A World First, Scientists Create Computer That Runs On Living Human Brain Cells

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00:00In a world first, scientists create computer that runs on living human brain cells.

00:04Australian startup Cortical Labs has introduced the CL1,

00:08the world's first commercial biological computer.

00:11Integrating lab-cultivated neurons from human stem cells with silicon,

00:15this technology creates synthetic biological intelligence,

00:19a sustainable AI form, merging biological elements with computing

00:23to enhance AI capabilities significantly.

00:25CL1 integrates lab-cultivated neurons onto silicon chips,

00:33overcoming traditional overheating issues.

00:35Neurons thrive in nutrient solutions,

00:37with BIOS enhancing capabilities for simulations,

00:41enabling high switch density without overheating,

00:44enhancing computer power significantly.

00:49CL1's Neurons self-program,

00:51adapting flexibly and consuming less energy than traditional computers.

00:55remaining operational for six months.

00:58This technology requires minimal inputs, extending research timelines.

01:02It's ethical, animal-testing-free, and superior,

01:06offering relevant human data and insights, as emphasized by Cortical Labs,

01:10marking a significant advancement in AI technology.

01:16The creators of CL1 aim for widespread use to showcase SBI's full potential.

01:21Launching in late 2025, these computers will be available to specialized labs.

01:27Dr. Han Wang Chong plans to democratize access through the Cortical Cloud,

01:31offering wetware as a service for remote access and app development with cultivated cells.

01:35The CL1's cost is a key factor, with each unit priced at about $35,000 and consuming 850 to 1,000 watts,

01:47requiring no external computer.

01:50While not affordable for families, broader access is planned via the cloud.

01:53Cortical Labs intends to launch a biological neural network server stack with 30 units soon,

01:59aiming for four stacks for commercial cloud use by late 2025,

02:03making the technology more widely accessible without direct purchase.

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