A profile of the Biological Computing Company, which uses living neurons to build AI chips and algorithms, and emerged from stealth in February with a $25M seed
Tucked into an unassuming office building in San Francisco, one startup is betting on an unconventional way of alleviating the AI energy crisis: living human cells.
AI's energy crisis may have a biological solution. The Biological Computing Company is building chips from living human neurons. It says they reach peak model performance 3x faster than silicon. Nat Rubio-Licht went inside their SF lab. Read the story: https://www.thedeepview.com…
This sounds like sci-fi but it's not. An SF startup is building AI chips from living human neurons: up to 500K per chip. They say it cuts energy demands by 3x. Nat Rubio-Licht (@natrubio__) put on a lab coat and went inside. Read it on The Deep View. 🔗 https://thedeepview.com/...