The Biological Computing Co. Neural Dynamics Adapter

The Biological Computing Co.’s Neural Dynamics Adapter offers a new kind of “artificial” intelligence. TBC’s San Francisco–based team develops brain cells and electrodes in Petri dishes, then stimulates them to map and model human thinking. “This is how we understand what's so special about how the brain processes a picture,” says cofounder Alex Ksendzovsky. The lessons helped the team create advanced A.I. reasoning models that work much like our brains. These are used in Adapter, a software prototype designed to help generative A.I. tools more efficiently create high-quality images and videos.