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  1. ResearchReach 36

    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.

  2. IndustryReach 43

    Vivodyne's robotic data center grows human tissues to train drug AI

    Vivodyne just unveiled what it calls the world's largest biological data center, using robotic labs to grow human tissues instead of relying on animal models. AI designs and analyzes the experiments in a continuous feedback loop, scaling up to 3.1 million tests a year. Why it matters: It feeds AI drug pipelines with causal, human-scale biological data before clinical trials.