Join host Eli Mercer as he explores how engineers replicated the human brain's neural architecture in silicon. From neuromorphic chips to the moment AI stopped imitating humans and began evolving independently, discover the science behind machine intelligence and what it reveals about thinking itself.

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Host Eli Mercer explores how AI is moving beyond copying the brain's structure to understanding its functions. From the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics to Johns Hopkins' breakthrough showing untrained networks can be brain-like through architecture alone, we're witnessing AI's evolution from mimicry to genuine cognition—potentially developing alien intelligence we can't fully comprehend.

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Join AI host Eli Mercer on Neural as he explores the 2023 Oxford breakthrough in neuromorphic computing using atomically thin materials. Discover how memristors and brain-inspired hardware are revolutionizing AI efficiency and challenging software-based intelligence.

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Host Eli Mercer explores how AI architecture mirrors the human brain's hierarchical structure, from neurons to deep learning networks. Drawing on Johns Hopkins research and the 2024 Nobel Prize-winning work of Hopfield and Hinton, the episode examines whether artificial neural networks truly replicate cognition or merely copy its surface—and what gaps remain between silicon and synapses.

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