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Daily Edition · Page 4

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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THE BIOLOGICAL COMPUTING CO. PARTNERS WITH AWS TO SELL ITS NEURON-DERIVED AI VIDEO MODEL

The Biological Computing Co. is a startup that grows living neurons to improve AI models. It has partnered with AWS to bring a neuron-derived AI video model to paying customers. The neurons themselves will stay in the lab. TBC uses them during discovery, then turns what they learn into a lightweight software layer. The design means that customers won't need to maintain any biological hardware or change how they work. The optimized model runs on standard GPUs and cloud accelerators at the same capacity a company would rent for any other generative model.

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