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Organoid Intelligence (OI) – The Ultimate Functionality of a Brain Microphysiological System
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Organoid Intelligence (OI) – The Ultimate Functionality of a Brain Microphysiological System

L. Smirnova, I. E. M. Pantoja, et al.

Researchers Lena Smirnova, Itzy E. Morales Pantoja, and Thomas Hartung propose merging cutting-edge AI with human stem-cell–derived brain microphysiological systems to create 'organoid intelligence' — lab-grown cognitive models that could reveal how cognition and long-term memory emerge, improve neurotoxicity testing, and explore biological computing while highlighting ethical dilemmas.... show more
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