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Do you really think we stick to silicon to foster digital intelligence ? Nope...
here's a concise summary of recent developments in brain-on-a-chip technology:

Advanced Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs):
Progress in bidirectional communication between brains and computers
Improved neural mapping techniques
Development of cognitive AI systems that can mimic human thought patterns.

Brain Organoid-on-a-Chip (BOoC) Platforms:
Integration of brain organoids with microfluidic devices
Potential to replicate human brain physiology and pathology more accurately than traditional models

Neuromorphic Computing:
Advancements in AI chips that mimic brain function, such as BrainChip's Akida platform
Potential for significant performance gains in AI applications

Biocomputing:
Successful connection of brain organoid tissue to silicon computer chips
Demonstration of "Brainoware" capable of recognizing human speakers

Microfluidic Brain Models:
Development of organ-on-a-chip devices that reproduce key brain functions
Models for different brain regions and the blood-brain barrier

Commercial Brain-Computer Interfaces:
Neuralink's first human brain chip implantation, aiming to enable device control through thought

These developments showcase the rapid progress in integrating biological neural systems with artificial computing platforms, offering potential applications in neuroscience research, AI development, and medical treatments. It is just getting started... Humans are just old tech

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