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    Menschliche Gehirnzellen auf einem Chip haben in einer Woche gelernt, Doom zu spielen

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    3. rnilf on

      > The neuronal computer chip, which used about a quarter as many neurons as the Pong demonstration, played Doom better than a randomly firing player, but far below the performance of the best human players. However, it learnt much faster than traditional, silicon-based machine learning systems

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      > Even so, the jump in capability is exciting, says Yoshikatsu Hayashi at the University of Reading, UK, and brings us significantly closer to useful real-world applications, such as controlling a robotic arm with biological computers, a task which Hayashi and his colleagues are attempting with a similar computer made from jelly-like hydrogel.

      Step aside Silicon Valley, here comes Japan taking the title of Jelly Island?

    4. IncorrectAddress on

      Ok this is pretty awesome !

      >such as how the neurons know what is expected of them or how they can “see” the screen with no eyes.

      This has to be some kind of natural pixel to position mapping based on positive or negative self-affirmation over tested actions ?

    5. Wooshio on

      What is that screen shot? Some kind of total conversion mod? Because that’s definitely not Classic Doom.

    9. omegadirectory on

      They’re going to keep adding neurons and making it play more complex games, until one day we have to decide if they made a conscious human mind or not.

      I used to hate the „man should not play god“ argument but these MFers are playing god and they should not do it.

    12. Samwellikki on

      What’s better at stopping nazis, the entirety of MAGA… or some brain cells on a computer chip…

    13. NVincarnate on

      Welp, there’s something really ironic and depressing about a bio-organic, synthetic hybrid computer chip learning to play the game about the man on the moons of Mars who fights his way through the hordes of Hell to return to Earth and slay the Cyberdemon, which is also a bio-organic synthetic hybrid monstrosity thing.

      Something tells me this is not a good idea. Reality doesn’t usually lay it on that thick unless something very bad is going to come of it.

    14. memory-oob on

      Yknow this kind of dystopian shit needs to be downvoted to make sure it never sees the light of day

    19. ThaLunatik on

      Next do MAGA rubes on Wolfenstein and see if they can learn that Nazis are bad.

    20. nonanonymoususername on

      You want the Matrix … that’s how you get the Matrix … the power thing was bullshit for the Movies … originally people were used for processing power

    24. itsnotacat on

      Amazing, but “really what it is being used as is a material that can process information in very special ways that we can’t recreate in silicon” is great, except we simply don’t know at which point those special ways become aware, do we?

    27. actioncheese on

      Well it’s either this or AI eventually killing people. How does RAM pricing look with these brain cells?

    28. itsnotacat on

      And another thing… this is somehow ethical but stem cells, not? The cells we know do the thinking is a free for all.

    32. Zaic on

      what does that mean? are we all killers by design? why di it have to be doom? and not barbie adventures? would the brain just die if exposed to it?

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