A computer that you can use in your home or work is coming out that contains silicon chips melded with living brain neurons.

On this episode of Primer, we explore the world of biocomputing, where scientists are blurring the lines between the biological and synthetic.

A new Super-Turing AI chip mimics the human brain to learn in real time, adapt on the fly, and use ultra-low power in dynamic ...

Biological computers using lab-grown human neurons are becoming commercial reality, promising lower energy use and better learning abilities than conventional AI.

These acted like anchors. They then added specially designed DNA pieces that folded into eight-sided shapes called ...

They whole point is that instead of using AI, real living brain cells have neurons that use less energy and learn with a lot ...

The result is a new kind of supercomputer - a collection of up to 100,000 chips wired together in buildings known as data ...

BBB is already working with ethicists and regulatory experts to ensure its technology is developed responsibly.