From Neuroplatforms to Global Reader Apps: Key Developments in AI and Biocomputing Shaping Tomorrow's Technology

Reid McCrabb
August 23, 2024

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FinalSpark researchers are creating "living computers" from human brain organoids that mimic computing AI functions and learn through electrical stimulation. This "Neuroplatform” will be available for rent at $500 a month.
South Korean AI chip manufacturers, Rebellions and Sapeon, have announced a merger aimed at enhancing their competitiveness in the semiconductor market and accelerating the development of advanced AI technologies.
Nous Research has released the Hermes 3 technical report, detailing its latest generalist language model, which features improved agentic capabilities, roleplaying, multi-turn conversations, and long context coherence across three sizes: 8B, 70B, and 405B.
Google is expanding its AI-powered search features to more countries, enabling users to receive direct answers to queries and enhancing the overall search experience.
ElevenLabs has globally launched its Reader app, supporting 32 languages and enabling users to upload text for audio playback in various voices, featuring hundreds of new options powered by the Turbo v2.5 model.

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