Biological computing

Big tech has officially turned data centers into human-silicon hybrid monstrosities.

These biological computers use millions of living human brain cells integrated with silicon chips requiring artificial heart, lung, and kidney life support functions to keep neurons alive.

What the hell is going on, Nicholas?

This is what's now occurring and nobody seems to care because everybody's so demoralized.

No testimony Tuesday today, as you probably already figured out, since my intrepid co-host Morgan is not on the screen with me, but we do have a great show.

Dr. Brad Reeves is with us, and we're going to be talking today about biological computing systems and the major advancements recently in the biodigital convergence, the sickening biodigital convergence, I might say, and So looking forward to that discussion with Brad.

And I've got a lot of great shows coming up for you this week.

And we'll resume our Testimony Tuesdays hopefully next week.

And this fly, they go on and talk about that it was playing a computer game called Doom, kind of a first-person shooter kind of game.

But then the article goes on to talk about how cortical labs in Singapore now has merged computer chips with human brain neurons.

It says Cortical Labs has launched the CL1, a biological computing system that integrates human brain cells with silicon hardware to create a dynamic neural network Branded as synthetic biological intelligence or SBI, the system is designed to offer an alternative to conventional AI by leveraging the adaptability and energy efficiency of biological neurons.

Unlike traditional processors, which rely on fixed logic gates, SBI reportedly enables a more flexible and learning-capable computer framework.