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Amazon partners with The Biological Computing Co. (TBC) to develop AI models using human neurons
The San Francisco-based startup TBC uses living neurons, some dissected from rat brains and others grown from human skin cells, fused to electrodes to improve AI models. This collaboration aims to make AI models faster and cheaper, with TBC's new AI model expected to boost video generation speed fivefold.
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