In a groundbreaking convergence of biology and computer science, scientists are cultivating miniature human brains known as organoids to serve as 'biological hardware' in a new field termed Organoid Intelligence (OI) or biocomputing. This revolutionary approach aims to leverage the brain's unparalleled efficiency and capacity for learning, potentially transforming the future of artificial intelligence.The core of this research involves growing three dimensional clusters of human brain cells derived from induced pluripotent stem cells. Unlike flat cell cultures, these organoids boast a much higher cell density, allowing neurons to form exponentially more connections mirroring the brain's intricate network. Researchers have successfully conne
