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A Nigerian braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology and neuroscientist has created a braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology new computer that has artificial braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology (AI). Dr Oshi Agabi has spent many years trying to make a computer that can smell. He launched his start-up braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology last year and called it Koniku. He has raised over $1 braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology in braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology. Dr Agabi said his project is already making profits of $10 million. Technology giants like Google and Microsoft are very interested in it. The security braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology is also keeping a close watch. Koniku could be put in braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology and smell bombs and explosives. It could also be used in airport braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology systems to smell explosives. An additional use could be in hospitals to smell braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology in humans.

Dr Agabi did not base Koniku on braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology chips. Agabi said computers have used silicon for braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology, but it is not powerful enough to deal with the maths needed to recognize smells. Instead, he based his braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology on neurons from the brain of a braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology. Neurons are cells in the brain that share braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology. They use electricity and chemical signals to process and send information. Using neurons in computers is called biotechnology. Agabi said biotechnology can make devices that can smell. He said: "Biology is braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology. Bio is tech. Our deep braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology networks are all copying the braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology." Agabi added: "We want to build a… braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology that has intelligence. We do not want to build a human brain. It's not braindecadesdevicediseasesdronesengineerfundingindustryinformationintelligencelearningmillionmouseprojectrevolutionarysciencesecuritysiliconsystemtechnology fiction."