First Biological Computer Powered by Living Brain Cells

Researchers have developed the first biological computer using living brain cells. This innovation, created by scientists at Johns Hopkins University, aims to combine artificial intelligence with human brain

. The system, called "Brainoware," is powered by , which are small of brain cells grown in a lab.

The biological computer was tested by recognizing speech patterns, showing that it could learn and improve its accuracy over time. Scientists believe that such systems could help develop more efficient AI models while using less energy compared to traditional computers.

Although the technology is still in its early stages, researchers hope that biological computers could one day perform complex tasks, including medical research and problem-solving. Future studies will focus on improving the system and

it with advanced AI techniques.