🚀 Unlocking the Future of AI with Biocomputing! 🌿

Imagine a world where computers are not just machines but living entities, processing information with the efficiency of nature itself. Biocomputing with human neurons is revolutionizing the way we think about technology and artificial intelligence.

Fred Jordan, co-founder of Final Spark, is at the forefront of this groundbreaking field. By harnessing the natural power of human neurons, biocomputing offers a million-fold increase in energy efficiency compared to traditional AI systems.This pioneering approach not only promises to transform the landscape of computing, it also paves the way of using biological AI in our daily lives.

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The Masters of Beautiful Achievements podcast series is where Alexander Prinsen explores natural science, innovation, systems thinking and leadership. As systemic innovation consultant at ⁠⁠scopematters.com⁠⁠ he helps organizations accelerate to save costs, do good and operate within the planetary boundaries.