You think artificial neurons stay "alive" for free?
Edit: but besides being cynical, I actually also don't know how those biological processor can survive transport or just being a backup in a shelf
Not sure though, if I understand really what they are doing/have created.
Edit 2: pretty much everything is answered in the article. Seems they really need some "food" and there is also the problem, that they will need to be retrained periodically (until a solution is found) l, because the culture dies (and builds new)
So, thinking about shelf life and transport was a bit far out the way
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ricardoharvin@mstdn.social · 4 pts · 162d
@Innerworld
🔥 This is fine. 🔥
tiny_hedgehog@piefed.social · 3 pts · 162d
Everyday I find myself in a worse and worse Black Mirror episode.
itsathursday@lemmy.world · 3 pts · 161d
I saw this episode
wrinkle2409@lemmy.cafe · 1 pts · 161d
Wouldn't that take a lot of energy just to keep the neurons alive? I think neuromorphic would be more promising
naeap@sopuli.xyz · 1 pts · 161d
You think artificial neurons stay "alive" for free?
Edit: but besides being cynical, I actually also don't know how those biological processor can survive transport or just being a backup in a shelf
Not sure though, if I understand really what they are doing/have created.
Edit 2: pretty much everything is answered in the article. Seems they really need some "food" and there is also the problem, that they will need to be retrained periodically (until a solution is found) l, because the culture dies (and builds new)
So, thinking about shelf life and transport was a bit far out the way
TacoButtPlug@sh.itjust.works · 1 pts · 161d
... deep sigh