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Remember when William Ditto actually made wetware computing using live neuron cells (yep living cells), but he saw the potential of such computer and stopped re
by stealthcat 8y ago
Remember when William Ditto actually made wetware computing using live neuron cells (yep living cells), but he saw the potential of such computer and stopped research. Instead he focused in chaos computing, and founded Chaologix, where he made analog circuit that can transform to different logic gates very fast. But recently they are acquired by ARM.
The only company I know that is doing wetware computing today is koniku.io though they are super secretive about their progress. And they only made sensors for now.
Now we are trying to emulate plasticity of growing brain with rigid, solid state electronics. I'm not that positive, so stay to deep learning and backprop for now...
- hsikka 8y agoWhoah this is super interesting, do you have any papers or research you can point me to? I'd love to learn more about this because i'm a neuroscience and AI student.
- allanmacgregor 8y agoDo you have any more details on koniku.io or similar processes? I find the subject interesting, while other people on the thread might be right and is actually barking at the wrong tree that doesn't make it less interesting.