AI is a very controversial topic these days, but I can't help but ask, what's the deal with OI[1], does it have any powerful effects on the future, and can it compete with AI? 1. ^ Organoid Intelligence is, I quote "an emerging multidisciplinary field working to develop biological computing...
> The Human Brain is hard-wired to survive. So much so, that in fact, it does more harm than good. The Human Brain is inherently lazy. This laziness allowed them to survive some hundreds of thousands of years. It was this primal laziness that made ancient humans realise that using...
AI is a very controversial topic these days, but I can't help but ask, what's the deal with OI[1], does it have any powerful effects on the future, and can it compete with AI?
Organoid Intelligence is, I quote "an emerging multidisciplinary field working to develop biological computing using 3D cultures of human brain cells (brain organoids) and brain-machine interface technologies.", from frontiersin.
The Human Brain is hard-wired to survive. So much so, that in fact, it does more harm than good.
The Human Brain is inherently lazy. This laziness allowed them to survive some hundreds of thousands of years. It was this primal laziness that made ancient humans realise that using a wheel would make their lives easier, that using a tool instead of their hands would make their lives easier, that using currency instead of bartering would make their lives easier etc. You get the point.
But in today's modern era, this laziness has done way more harm than good. When was the last time you decided to scroll a bit on social media, and... (read 574 more words →)