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Brain Cells Can Play Pong Researchers created DishBrain by growing about 800,000 neurons from human stem cells and embryonic mice on a high-density microelectrode array, allowing a computer to both stimulate the cells and read their activity. The neural culture was then placed inside a simple virtual game world, Pong, where the neurons received predictable feedback when they hit the ball and random feedback when they missed. Over only a few minutes, the cells altered their firing patterns to improve performance, demonstrating that biological neural networks in a dish can adapt to environmental feedback and carry out a goal-directed task, a phenomenon the researchers described as a form of synthetic biological intelligence. Music composed by Bert Cole (bitbybitsound.com) Some of the assets used:

Brain Cells Can Play Pong Researchers created DishBrain by growing about 800,000 neurons from human stem cells and embryonic mice on a high-density microelectrode array, allowing a computer to both stimulate the cells and read their activity. The neural culture was then placed inside a simple virtual game world, Pong, where the neurons received predictable feedback when they hit the ball and random feedback when they missed. Over only a few minutes, the cells altered their firing patterns to improve performance, demonstrating that biological neural networks in a dish can adapt to environmental feedback and carry out a goal-directed task, a phenomenon the researchers described as a form of synthetic biological intelligence. Music composed by Bert Cole (bitbybitsound.com) Some of the assets used: "PS1 Rat" (https://skfb.ly/oJFSy) by Neisium

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