The 3D simulation utilizing human brain cells to control a butterfly model signifies progress towards integrating neuroscience with advanced biocomputing, pushing boundaries of cognitive exploration.
Daniel Burger notes that interacting with brain organoids through the Neuroplatform is a revolutionary approach, bridging the gap between biological and digital systems, even leading to mind uploading.
Brain organoids, while simpler than full human brains, are capable of responding to stimuli, showcasing the potential for real-time experiments in understanding cognitive processes.
The interaction involves clicks in a virtual space, allowing brain neurons to dictate the butterfly's movements based on human input, exemplifying two-way communication between biology and software.
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