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The Machine Ethics Podcast: Organoid Computing with Dr Ewelina Kurtys

In this episode, Ben Byford interviews Dr Ewelina Kurtys about organoids, energy-efficient computing, unknowns in neuroscience, differences between biological and digital neural networks, the impracticality of recreating brain structures, anthropomorphism, and determinism.

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The Machine Ethics Podcast: Organoid Computing with Dr Ewelina Kurtys
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  • Organoids offer potential for energy-efficient computing
  • Biological neurons differ fundamentally from artificial neural networks
  • Challenges in reconstructing brain structures and understanding neural encoding
  • Dr Kurtys shares insights on turning advanced research into real-world solutions

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