Singapore is experimenting with biological computing using living human neurons grown on silicon chips. The wild part: those neurons can start with cells from a living person’s blood. Scientists reprogram the cells into stem cells, turn them into neurons, grow them across microscopic electrodes, then let software send signals in and read the neurons’ responses back out. Singapore now has 20 of these biological computers, with plans that could eventually scale much further. For decades, AI tried to make silicon imitate biology. Now we’re starting to compute with biology itself. #BiologicalComputing #Biotech #Singapore #FutureTech #GigaQian