You can use Parasma to run computing workloads directly on living human brain cells instead of silicon chips. The system converts text and sentences into electrical stimulation patterns that biological neurons process across their living networks. You can directly decode neuronal responses into tokens without relying on GPUs. Additionally, you can train these cellular clusters to handle reinforcement learning tasks by feeding them environmental feedback. This biological architecture provides an alternative computing medium designed for processing language and interactive decision-making.
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