Living Human Brain Cells Used to Play DOOM Video Game
By
kevinak
Kettled twice. Extra chewy, extra trustworthy.
Summary
The article appears to be about a scientific demonstration where living human brain cells were used to play the video game DOOM on a CL1 device. The content is minimal but suggests a neuroscience/technology crossover experiment involving brain-computer interfaces or neural computing.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledLiving Human Brain Cells Play DOOM on a CL1
A big thank you and acknowledgement to the rest of the Cortica...
AboutPressCopyrightContact usCreatorsAdvertiseDevelopersTermsPrivacyPolicy & SafetyHow YouTube worksTest new featuresNFL Sunday Ticket© 2026 Google LLC
You might also wanna read
Research Team Collects 10,000 Hours of Neuro-Language Data for Thought-to-Text Models
A research team has collected approximately 10,000 hours of neuro-language data from thousands of individuals over six months, claiming it t
condu.it·5mo ago
Analysis: Eon Systems' Claims of Digital Fruit Fly Consciousness and Brain Emulation
The article examines Eon Systems' controversial claim of creating the 'world's first embodiment of a whole-brain emulation' - a digital frui
The Verge·2mo ago
DishBrain: In Vitro Neural Networks Learn and Adapt in Simulated Game Environment
Researchers have developed DishBrain, a synthetic biological intelligence platform where in vitro neural networks from human or rodent cells
Guide to Neuroimaging Datasets for Visual Perception Reconstruction from fMRI Data
This repository provides an index and overview of open neuroimaging datasets specifically for reconstructing visual perception from human fM
github.com·2mo agoDream Recorder Technology: How Devices Capture and Analyze Dreams During Sleep
The article discusses the Dream Recorder, a device that records and analyzes dreams by capturing brain activity during sleep. It explains ho
MMAcevedo: The Earliest Executable Image of a Human Brain
The article discusses MMAcevedo (Mnemonic Map/Acevedo), also known as Miguel, which is the earliest executable image of a human brain. It's
qntm.org·3mo ago