“We are scaling up,” says Ramin Hasani, cofounder and CEO of Liquid AI, who co-invented liquid networks as a graduate student at MIT. Hasani’s research drew inspiration from the C. elegans, a millimeter-long worm typically found in soil or rotting vegetation. The worm is one of the few creatures to have had its nervous system mapped in its entirety, and it is capable of remarkably complex behavior despite having just a few hundred neurons. “It was once just a science project, but this technology is fully commercialized and fully ready to bring value for enterprises,” Hasani says.
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