I put a fly's brain into my Stack-chan robot. Now it lives inside and tries to run away from my hand, but unfortunately, it doesn't know.... God, I'm scared

At this point, the simulation theory is not a frickin paranoid conspiracy.

I've already thought about this myself many, many times while working on this.... and I don't know what to answer

Its 166,700 neurons of a real fly connectome running in a browser tab. The robot sees you with its own camera. When DNp01 fires, the giant fibre a real fly uses to escape a swatter, the head snaps away. There is no if hand then move in the code. Even the side it dodges to comes out of the wiring. @huggingface PLEASE DO NOT SEND ME MICRODUCK OR REACHY MINI PLEASE NO

You gave it a body and it immediately tried to leave. Tough first user review.

I can't comment on this in any way without my lawyer

Lmao I was thinking of hooking the fly connectome to a drone as its interface, lets see if it can escape

don't forget to bind it

Ill blame natural selection if it escapes

Hahaha

That's so freaking cool man ! I did stuff too with the fly on my profile but not so cool as this . I just made mine into an analogue computer that can fly , shit from the sky and predicts Mackey-Glass with 99.3% accuracy without being trained to . Just the decoding layer is.

man, i agree this is complete madness. i can hardly believe this is happening.

I approve

this is sick. curious about one thing though -- if you shuffle the connectome while keeping degrees the same, does the robot still escape 47/47? would tell you how much of it is the wiring vs just the LC4 threshold

Youre so dumb all of you

Pure connectome, zero logic. How do you scale or patch a 166k-neuron black box when behavior is the wiring itself?

@TechMDAI brilliant

Please stop

This is demonic shit bro