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A new study suggests that future computers could run on human brain cells.
The brain organoids are made-up of some 50,000 individual cells or more, but they're still only about the size of a dot of ink on the page.
Brain organoids offer various routes forward in terms of safe and ethical biological study.
The team at John Hopkins proposes tapping into those other certain aspects, feeding that data through a next next generation computer.
If you could turn your brain into a computer, would you do it? Or if you could build a full or part copy of your brain and turn that into a machine instead? John Hopkins study suggests that biocomputers could offer immortality as well.
The study and manipulation of brain organoids is what's leading this particular charge.
At what's still a very early stage in this emerging field, there is reason to be extremely intrigued and excited.
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