Kevin Cirilli sits down with Dr. Fred Jordan, co-founder of FinalSpark in Switzerland, to talk about a breakthrough that sounds almost unbelievable: tiny groups of human cells that behave like simple, living computers. These “mini brains” can react to signals, make basic adjustments, and hint at a future where technology doesn’t just run — it grows. Kevin and Dr. Jordan explore what this new kind of computing could mean for everyday life: smarter devices that use far less energy, new tools for medicine and learning, and a future where biology and technology work side by side in ways we’ve only imagined. It’s a look at a future where computers may feel a little more alive, a little more human, and a lot more full of possibility.