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In this episode of Bloomberg Primer, we explore the world of biocomputing–where scientists are laying the foundation for a field that may blur the lines between the biological and synthetic.
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00:00 - 01:44 Intro
01:44 - 03:07 Neurons and computing
03:07 - 04:44 The history of computing
04:44 - 08:33 Modern computing problems
08:33 - 11:31 Neurons learn to play pong
11:31 - 14:36 FinalSpark and brain organoids
14:36 - 16:37 A biological computer
16:37 - 18:19 Organoids and public health
18:19 - 20:56 Organoids in biomedicine
20:56 - 23:30 Conclusion
23:30 - 24:00 Credits
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Bloomberg Primer cuts through the complex jargon to reveal the business behind technologies poised to transform global markets. This six-part, planet-spanning series offers a comprehensive look at the "impossible" industries vying to shape our future. Watch the series:
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• The Hunt for a New Kind of Magnet to ... 00:00 - 01:44 Intro
01:44 - 03:07 Neurons and computing
03:07 - 04:44 The history of computing
04:44 - 08:33 Modern computing problems
08:33 - 11:31 Neurons learn to play pong
11:31 - 14:36 FinalSpark and brain organoids
14:36 - 16:37 A biological computer
16:37 - 18:19 Organoids and public health
18:19 - 20:56 Organoids in biomedicine
20:56 - 23:30 Conclusion
23:30 - 24:00 Credits
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Dean Louis For all the advancements of the current day, both medically and technically, we are still so far from understanding the brain!!! This approach to both is both interesting and scary, because, if we can achieve what biocomputing is setting out to do, it would make things faster, and at the same time, less energy draining. I wonder though, with the brain's need for self recognition and sovereignty, as well as self preservation, would it "rebel" in the future . . . . interesting thoughts!