Beyond Silicon: Building Computers from Human Neurons
What if the future of computing isn't silicon or quantum—but living neurons? In this groundbreaking episode of Inside Assemble AI, we sit down with Dr. Ewelina Kurtys to explore the fascinating world of biological computing and wetware bioprocessors. Dr. Kurtys takes us inside Final Spark's ambitious mission to build…
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