Human neurons play Doom in a breakthrough for biological computing

Human neurons have been trained to play the video game Doom, demonstrating a new form of biological computing. The CL-1 system from Cortical Labs uses approximately 200,000 neurons to process visual input and generate game commands, showcasing potential for neural learning and real-time interaction. This breakthrough raises ethical questions about the use of human cells in computing and opens avenues for hybrid biological-digital systems.