wired up

Note this argument has nothing to do with the total number of components, be that neurons or transistors, but the way they are wired up.

A blueprint could never, for example, dictate how every one of our 86 billion neurons should be wired up.

Fifty years before the arrival of smart-home devices, Midgley wired up the rotary telephone in his bedroom so that a few spins of the dial would operate the sprinklers.

First, I am wired up to countless state-of-the-art gizmos for the most in-depth analysis my body has ever faced.

Within minutes, the chatroom quickly hit the Clubhouse limit of 5,000 concurrent listeners as Mr Musk spoke about life on Mars, the possibility of aliens and about how one of his companies had wired up a monkey's brain to "play video games with his mind".