Scobleizer adds 'uniqueness' to his case for living neurons over silicon chips
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-10
Adding to his 'because it is living' argument, Scobleizer offers a second reason: uniqueness. Every chip off a production line is identical and digital is never unique, while biological systems are—his case for why living neurons differ morally from silicon compute.
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