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Mini-Brains Could Outperform AI as Biocomputing Processors

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly popular as a means of solving complex problems. However, a new type of biocomputing processor may soon be able to outperform AI in certain tasks. Mini-brains, also known as organoids, are tiny clusters of human brain cells that can be grown in a lab. These mini-brains have the potential to revolutionize biocomputing, as they can be used to simulate and analyze complex biological processes. Mini-brains are created by taking stem cells from a human donor and growing them in a lab.