Coining the term “organoid intelligence” (OI) to encompass these developments, we present a collaborative program to implement the vision of a multidisciplinary field of OI.
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intelligence-in-a-dish, OI
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OI-based biocomputing systems are anticipated to allow faster decision-making, continuous learning during tasks, and greater energy and data efficiency.
Standardized 3D myelinated brain organoids can be produced with high cell density and enriched glial cells and learning-relevant gene expression.
The paper coins organoid intelligence as a term for developments using human stem cell-derived brain organoids to support biological computing and intelligence-in-a-dish.
Technologies enabling stimulus-response training and organoid-computer interfaces are in development for novel biocomputing models.
An embedded ethics approach is proposed to analyze ethical aspects of OI research iteratively and collaboratively with relevant stakeholders.