Organoid Intellect publications
The full body of work on running computation against living neural tissue. Every piece is vendor-neutral, cited to primary sources, and written for a technical reader. Start with the primer, then follow the evidence.
Biocomputing: the case for running code on living neurons
The foundational thesis. What it means to compute on living neural tissue, why anyone would, how a microelectrode array talks to neurons, how the tissue learns, and an honest accounting of the energy cost.
Biocomputing examples: what has actually been demonstrated
A vendor-neutral survey of the real demonstrations. Cultures that learned Pong, classified speech, and ran as a bookable cloud service, with each result separated from the headlines around it.
ComparisonSilicon neuromorphic vs biological computing
Neuromorphic chips emulate spiking neurons in silicon; biocomputing uses the neurons themselves. A vendor-neutral comparison of where each field actually stands, point by point.
TerminologyWetware: the technical definition, without the science fiction
A precise disambiguation. Wetware as living neural tissue used as a computational medium, a third substrate beside hardware and software, with the cyberpunk usage stripped out.
WetwareWhy wetware sips power that silicon burns
The metabolic argument for computing on living tissue, with the honest accounting: what the neurons cost, and what the life support around them costs.