Tech Talk - The Biological Computing Company

​CEO Alex Ksendzovsky from The Biological Computing Company on how to evolve computation with live neurons.

​TBC grows cortical neurons on electrode arrays and uses their intrinsic dynamics to generate richer representations for AI models. Their biological adapters have demonstrated a 23× improvement in video model efficiency, and their bio-inspired plasticity algorithms outperform standard approaches on continual learning benchmarks. TBC raised a $25M seed led by Primary Ventures, the same firm that wrote the first check into Etched.

​Alex is a neurosurgeon turned founder who was inspired to pursue biological computing when he first saw a robot powered by a single neuron as an undergrad. He'll walk through the science, the product, and the path from two decades of research to a commercial company building at the frontier of biological compute.

​Dinner will be provided. The event will be in the Stanford engineering quad. See more here.

​Presented by BASES Technical Cohort in partnership with Primary Ventures.