DNA computers can solve simplified chess and Sudoku puzzles
Kevin Lin
Able to solve basic chess or Sudoku puzzles, computers made from DNA could potentially save huge amounts of energy compared to traditional computers when it comes to tasks like training artificial intelligence models, if scaled up in the future.
DNA devices have many potential advantages, including the ability to safely store vast amounts of information in microscopic volumes for thousands of years. One drawback of DNA systems to date has been that the focus has been on storing data in this way and using it for computation, but…
Source: www.newscientist.com
