Australian researchers train lab-grown brain cells to play 'Doom'

In a Melbourne laboratory, 200,000 human neurons grown on a silicon chip have learned to navigate the world of Doom — not as a parlor trick, but as a window into what intelligence, efficiency, and biological computing might mean for our technological future. The cells, consuming only 20 watts, learned by doing: fumbling at first, then adapting, then succeeding — mirroring the ancient rhythm of how minds have always grown. This is less a story about video games than about the boundary between the biological and the digital beginning, quietly, to dissolve.

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