AI Is Dead. Organoids Are Alive
THE SO WHAT
Lab-grown brain organoids being framed as potential successors to neural networks is a reminder that compute substrates are not fixed. It’s early and speculative, but if you’re making decade-long bets on AI infra, keep a small portion of your attention on bio-compute as a possible discontinuity, not just a curiosity.
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