AI Is Dead. Organoids Are Alive

Scientists are growing mini human brains in labs, unlocking new ways to study intelligence and disease. Unlike AI, these organoids could offer deeper insights into how brains work, potentially helping patients and researchers. It’s a promising step toward understanding and treating neurological conditions.
I’m going to let you in on a secret. Every cell in your body has the potential to get smarter. I don’t mean this metaphorically, or in a “body keeps the score” kind of way. I mean that if lab-coated biologists took a sample of your skin and very carefully manipulated the cells inside it, they could…
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