🧠 @BioComputingCo records how living neurons process images and turns those patterns into AI software. The result is video generation that’s up to 5x faster and significantly cheaper to run, now available to select AWS customers.
@LaurenGoode reports for @WIRED: https://t.co/bo3QJFPp1X
The Biological Computing Company is bringing its AI tools to Amazon Web Services in a major boost for a once-fringe field that aims to marry nature with code. https://t.co/jdAPj7kJEo
Nerd alert: AI models built on rat brain neurons—which are placed on multi-electrode silicon arrays, respond to electrical signals, get translated into code, and are then used to train models—are that much closer to reality. As in, they're now available through AWS https://t.co/gIe0Yxnye8
Nerd alert: AI models built on rat brain neurons—which are placed on multi-electrode silicon arrays, respond to electrical signals, get translated into code, and are then used to train models—are that much closer to reality. As in, they're now available through AWS https://t.co/gIe0Yxnye8
Alex Ksendzovsky has been carrying the same idea since his philosophy student days — encode real-world data into living neurons and extract intelligence. Years later, alongside Jon Pomeraniec, they've finally built it into The Biological Computing Company. New episode of The Compute 100.
We use real neurons to improve AI.
Now we’re launching the world’s first neuron-derived video generation model.
Faster. Cheaper. Better.
Running on silicon. Upgraded by biology.
Get early access: https://t.co/0DyqU8XEQz
Going live in 30 min. with @awscloud.
Real neurons → AI software → More efficient video model.
Come inside the lab at 1PM PT today: https://t.co/KNROjuiMJh