Beyondward posted: "Learning is often associated with having a brain, but recent research has revealed that..."

Learning is often associated with having a brain, but recent research has revealed that organisms lacking a centralized brain can learn and adapt.

This raises the idea that complex learning processes might be a basic feature of all nervous systems, not just those with centralized brains.

How will this reshape our understanding of what learning is and our evolution of learning? How can we use this understanding to shape the future? And as biocomputing is becoming a reality, and AI is modeled after how our brains work - how will this reshape the future of computing?