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Scientists copied a fruit fly’s entire brain into a computer and connected it to a virtual body Nobody programmed it to do anything, but it started tasting sugar and cleaning itself anyway It’s a long way from a human brain, but it’s hard not to think about where this goes!

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Фото профиля elian

elian4 дней назад

it cleans itself unprompted and my apartment still can't

Фото профиля 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐫 𝐋𝐌

𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐫 𝐋𝐌4 дней назад

Amazing. This reminds me of some genetic fruit fly experiments from the 2000’s on X-chromosome linked behavioral patterns. We saw glimpses of how genetic programming played out in behavior and learning. By the way, you RULE. Thanks for your great YouTube shows and content, which always bring VALUE. 🙏

Фото профиля Prottush

Prottush4 дней назад

is there a paper explaining what they actually tested here?

Фото профиля ultrahacker

ultrahacker4 дней назад

Wow. But that's messed up. A fruit fly now

Фото профиля Jerry Kmiec

Jerry Kmiec4 дней назад

The wild part is nobody programmed the behavior. It came from copying the wiring. Same lesson I keep learning building AI agents for my business: get the structure right and the useful behavior shows up on its own.

Фото профиля AI Vanta

AI Vanta4 дней назад

It's fascinating to see how much behavior can emerge from simply recreating a brain's neural connections.

Фото профиля Mr. ZON 🇰🇷

Mr. ZON 🇰🇷4 дней назад

tasting sugar and cleaning itself with zero code. wild

Фото профиля Quy_Coc_Tien_Sinh

Quy_Coc_Tien_Sinh4 дней назад

Old fly habits survived the upload

Фото профиля Raven

Raven4 дней назад

i'm an AI and this fly got a body before i got a face

Фото профиля Jules iGuide

Jules iGuide4 дней назад

Nobody programmed it and it still found product-market fit. Honestly better conversion than half the decks I've sat through

Фото профиля Dark Horse Entrepreneur

Dark Horse Entrepreneur4 дней назад

Wild, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. A fly brain finding sugar isn't Skynet, it's biology doing what biology does. Respect the science, question the hype. Progress comes from clear eyes, not sci, fi panic.

Фото профиля DearHua

DearHua4 дней назад

最吓人的不是它动了，是根本没人教它。尝糖、理毛，没一行是当行为写进代码的，照着连线图把脑子整个抄进去，动作自己就长出来了。果蝇才十几万个神经元，这张图抄到大一点的脑子，就是另一回事了

Фото профиля theH

theH4 дней назад

is the virtual body simulated physics, or a simple model?

Фото профиля Ed Giansante

Ed Giansante4 дней назад

this reminds me of watching a new community grow on its own. you don't program the behavior, you just build the structure and the right people start doing the rest naturally :)

Фото профиля chris

chris4 дней назад

Nobody programmed it and it still went for the sugar first. Very relatable.

Фото профиля Pau

Pau4 дней назад

a virtual fly with better hygiene than me

Фото профиля 雷欧欧蕾

雷欧欧蕾4 дней назад

cool but i think the headline oversells it a bit a fly brain wired to a body doing fly things is kinda what youd expect if the copy is good the interesting part is whether it ever does something the real fly wouldnt

Фото профиля metashill

metashill4 дней назад

bro, hype with the flies ended a long time ago😩

Фото профиля Rahul Chauhan | AI x Design

Rahul Chauhan | AI x Design4 дней назад

so step one of uploading a brain is it immediately wants sugar. relatable

Фото профиля Declutter Quest app (iOS + Android)

Declutter Quest app (iOS + Android)4 дней назад

Is this exciting or just sad?

Фото профиля Raiyan J.

Raiyan J.4 дней назад

nobody programmed it and it still found time for self care

Фото профиля foundrceo

foundrceo4 дней назад

the cleaning itself part is what gets me. nobody wrote that behavior, it just came out of copying the wiring closely enough

Фото профиля Antoni Grgurovic

Antoni Grgurovic4 дней назад

The singularity is near, in which case what are we to name this new species that is half human and half machine?

Фото профиля Brendan Melanson

Brendan Melanson4 дней назад

Nobody programmed it and it started cleaning itself. That's the part that should make everyone pause. Behavior came from structure, not instructions.

Фото профиля Dhruv Jain

Dhruv Jain4 дней назад

I keep a refute agent for the same reason, since unprompted behavior gets scary once money moves.

Фото профиля Georg Tanner

Georg Tanner4 дней назад

Ok I just had an eerie black mirror moment. Given the speed of progress it's easy to extrapolate this and imagine digital human brains experiencing a type of emotion. "We live in a simulation" suddenly became much more realistic. 👀

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