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Australian DishBrain researchers receive more than $400K to merge AI with human brain cells
From FoxNews:
A team of researchers in Australia has been awarded more than $403,000 in federal funding to merge human brain cells with artificial intelligence.
Melbourne's Monash University, which led the research into growing human brain cells on silicon chips, said in a release that the money came from the National Intelligence and Security Discovery Research Grants Program.
The program was led by Turner Institute Associate Professor Adeel Razi and is a collaboration with start-up Cortical Labs.
It involves growing around 800,000 brain cells living in a dish, which are then "taught" to perform goal-directed tasks.
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From FoxNews:
A team of researchers in Australia has been awarded more than $403,000 in federal funding to merge human brain cells with artificial intelligence.
Melbourne's Monash University, which led the research into growing human brain cells on silicon chips, said in a release that the money came from the National Intelligence and Security Discovery Research Grants Program.
The program was led by Turner Institute Associate Professor Adeel Razi and is a collaboration with start-up Cortical Labs.
It involves growing around 800,000 brain cells living in a dish, which are then "taught" to perform goal-directed tasks.
(more):
Australian DishBrain researchers receive more than $400K to merge AI with human brain cells
Researchers in southern Australia have recently been granted more than $403,000 in funding to merge human brain cells with artificial intelligence technology.
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