Scientists have come up with proton resistors for an artificial brain.

They are a million times faster than the neurons in the human head. Using simple and affordable compounds of phosphorus and silicon, scientists have created analog logic elements that operate much faster than silicon transistors and a million times faster than synapses in the human brain. The comparison with the brain is not accidental. The neurons in the complex can be quite large, while the new logic elements - proton resistors - can be thousands of times smaller. It will be possible to fit such a powerful analog processor into the volume of the brain that it will be something unimaginable by modern standards. However, many more discoveries remain to be made for this, although the main thing - the basic element - scientists have already invented.