@JeffDean: Did you know you can learn interesting things from computations in real rat neurons? I love what @AlexKsendzovsky and t…
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Jeff Dean highlights research on computing with rat neurons and a partnership between BioComputingCo and Amazon to bring this technology to customers.
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Did you know you can learn interesting things from computations in real rat neurons? I love what @AlexKsendzovsky and team are doing at @BioComputingCo are doing.
Alex Ksendzovsky (@AlexKsendzovsky): What happens when neurons meet silicon? A new world emerges.
Partnering with Amazon to bring it to customers. DM me for early access.
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