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Scientists use salt, water to prove human brain-like computer can exist (interestingengineering.com)

posted 1 year ago by Thisisnotanexit 1 year ago by Thisisnotanexit +3 / -1

Scientists use salt, water to prove brain-like computer can exist

The artificial synapse known as an iontronic memristor functions as a microchannel filled with a solution of water and salt.

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– llamatr0n 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

mirroring the functionality of our brains

while I think it is an interesting avenue of research, this is still a stretch.

Like creating an axle and saying "mirroring the functionaility of an automobile"

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