Scientists are increasingly studying artificial intelligence using methods borrowed from biology in an effort to better understand how powerful but opaque systems behave and sometimes act against human intentions.
Scientists are developing early biocomputers using human brain cells, but while the technology shows limited adaptive abilities, ethical and regulatory questions remain unresolved as research and commercialization accelerate.
Researchers have discovered a safe, non-toxic alternative to the hazardous chemicals used in high-resolution microscopic imaging, publishing their findings in
