Brett J Kagan
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Sep 25, 2026
047 AI Secret Societies and Human Brain Servers
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19:53speaker_2HOST
It's just wild.
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19:53speaker_2HOST
And companies immediately jumped on this, like Cortical Labs, which was founded by Han Wang Chung and Brett Kagan.
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They created something they called Dish Brain.
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20:01speaker_3HOST
Dish Brain, yeah.
Is It Alive? Organoid Intelligence: How Biological Computers Are Changing The Future of AI
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17:09speaker_0HOST
They have no hands to operate a keyboard.
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Yet Brett Kagan, the chief operating officer at Cortical Labs, led a massive experiment where these isolated neurons were supposedly playing the 1972 Atari game pong.
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That's the headline that broke the Internet.
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17:23speaker_0HOST
Let me push back on this, though.
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18:48speaker_0HOST
Okay.
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18:48speaker_0HOST
So how did they get it to play Pong?
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Brett Kaganow's Pong experiment was brilliant precisely because it abandoned the idea of programming and leaned entirely into those biological imperatives.
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They didn't write a script for the cells.
Russian disinformation networks gear up for midterms
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44:23Marco WermanHOST
So Cortical Labs is the Australian startup behind this technology being tested in Singapore.
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44:29Marco WermanHOST
The company's chief scientific officer, Brett Kagan, told Euronews earlier this year that this technology is, quote, incredibly energy efficient.
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44:36Marco WermanHOST
We humans don't require huge amounts of data.
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44:39Marco WermanHOST
So can you explain how this could be more energy efficient?
Singapore opens second data center using human neurons
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3:18Marco WermanHOST
So Cortical Labs is the Australian startup behind this technology being tested in Singapore.
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3:23Marco WermanHOST
The company's chief scientific officer, Brett Kagan, told Euronews earlier this year that this technology is, quote, incredibly energy efficient.
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3:31Marco WermanHOST
We humans don't require huge amounts of data.
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3:34Marco WermanHOST
So can you explain how this could be more energy efficient?