CiVL News: Mar 28, 2026, 4:04 PM PDT -- Neurons Play Doom While Whale Rescue Turns Complicated

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This episode explores groundbreaking bio-computing advancements and critical marine rescue efforts. We delve into human neurons playing video games and the complex challenges of whale strandings.

• Cortical Labs taught 200,000 human neurons on a chip to play Doom.• Neurons learned "adaptive, real-time goal-directed learning" in hours.• This bio-computing uses 20 watts, compared to energy-intensive AI.• A 40-50 foot humpback whale re-stranded near Viss-mar, Germany.• The whale was initially freed from a sandbank off Timmendorfer Strand.• Scientists published the first authoritative atlas for E3 ubiquitin ligases.• This atlas resolves 15 years of inconsistencies in enzyme classification.• E3 ligases regulate nearly every cellular process and are key drug targets.• Project Ceti filmed sperm whales cooperatively assisting in a birth.• This is the first documented instance of such behavior in sperm whales.

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