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Biological Computers have Arrived! In 2021, Cortical Labs grew human neurons on a chip—and they taught themselves how to play Pong. No pre-training, no traditional programming. Just neurons, learning the way real brains do. Now, they’ve built CL1, the first-ever code-deployable biological computer. A fusion of lab-grown neurons and silicon chips, designed to process information more efficiently than traditional AI+Silicon. And with Cortical Cloud, developers can now run code on real neurons, accessing biological intelligence remotely. https://corticallabs.com

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