What is the difference between artificial and biological perception? Bikić and Pernice explore the gap between biological and artificial sensory processing with a focus on multisensory integration in touch. They argue that artificial systems lack feature binding mechanisms, which makes them different from biological (human) perception. Their findings offer a theoretical framework for neuromorphic computing, with implications for AI-driven robotics, prosthetics, and sensory systems, paving the way for more adaptive and energy-efficient artificial intelligence.