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The
of human and machine has taken another
forward as researchers have built a "biocomputer". Bioengineers at the University of Indiana in the USA have combined laboratory-grown human
tissue with microelectrodes. The scientists have dubbed their
Brainoware. It is in its embryonic
of development, but it can already perform complex
such as voice recognition. Lead researcher Dr Feng Guo hopes his softer-than-usual
will help to advance AI technologies. It could also mean AI hardware uses far less
than solely using silicon chips. Dr Guo said: "This is just
-of-concept to show that we can do the job. We still have a long
to go."
