Cortical Labs links 15 biological computers into a hive mind
Cortical Labs just networked 15 CL1 biological computers—each powered by roughly one million living human neurons—into a collective system called HIVE. In virtual navigation tests, the bio-collective scored around 70%, easily beating standard Deep Q-Networks at 32% and solo biological units at 40%. Teaming up living cells fixes individual biological variability, proving that wetware computing can reliably scale to outsmart conventional silicon AI.