This reserach just underlines this main point: "The ability to learn is found on many scales: Our brains rewire themselves to integrate new information, our immune systems chemically encode information about encounters with pathogens for the future, and even single-celled bacteria learn simple information about chemical gradients and use it to navigate toward food. Learning is a key component of intelligence, whether natural or artificial." The paper, by Kevin M. Cherry and Lulu Qian, is called Supervised learning in DNA neural networks.
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