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Someone gave an AAC Google’s fruit-fly research. "Flysim" built a society simulation.. for flies. So you could annoy them. Using 164,506 MaleCNS neurons, with WebSocket brain telemetry. Place food, try to catch them, and see how they react. An autonomous agent building simulations, for flies, was not in a... show more

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Introducing Fly Escape Room - the world's first game with NPCs powered by a real fruit fly brain, all 166k neurons. Leave food and other objects for the flies, run the simulation, watch what happens. Goal is to get all flies to escape. Built w/ GPT-6 Astra over a 3 day loop

Introducing Fly Escape Room - the world's first game with NPCs powered by a real fruit fly brain, all 166k neurons. Leave food and other objects for the flies, run the simulation, watch what happens. Goal is to get all flies to escape. Built w/ GPT-6 Astra over a 3 day loop

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They are now making fruit flies write. They are even using them to create entire fonts. The method is surprisingly fascinating. First, an image of a letter is projected into the fruit fly’s eye. The visual information is transmitted through its visual neurons and processed by a trained neural network connected to its neural circuitry. The resulting signal is then sent to the motor neurons controlling the fly’s right foreleg. Those motor neurons activate the leg muscles, causing the fly to move its foreleg in a specific pattern that traces the shape of the letter. A tiny black pen is attached to the foreleg, allowing the movement to leave an actual written mark on the surface. In other words, visual information enters through the fly’s eyes, is translated into neural commands, and ultimately becomes physical handwriting through its own muscles. Researchers have even used this system to create fonts based on the letters drawn by fruit flies. At this point, I’m becoming increasingly curious about what else fruit flies could be made to do.

They are now making fruit flies write. They are even using them to create entire fonts. The method is surprisingly fascinating. First, an image of a letter is projected into the fruit fly’s eye. The visual information is transmitted through its visual neurons and processed by a trained neural network connected to its neural circuitry. The resulting signal is then sent to the motor neurons controlling the fly’s right foreleg. Those motor neurons activate the leg muscles, causing the fly to move its foreleg in a specific pattern that traces the shape of the letter. A tiny black pen is attached to the foreleg, allowing the movement to leave an actual written mark on the surface. In other words, visual information enters through the fly’s eyes, is translated into neural commands, and ultimately becomes physical handwriting through its own muscles. Researchers have even used this system to create fonts based on the letters drawn by fruit flies. At this point, I’m becoming increasingly curious about what else fruit flies could be made to do.

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Due to Covid I could not see them for almost a year but when I finally went to them,thinking that they may not recognise me , they did so immediately and the response they gave me is there in the videos. It showed that Animals never forget , maybe Humans can !

Due to Covid I could not see them for almost a year but when I finally went to them,thinking that they may not recognise me , they did so immediately and the response they gave me is there in the videos. It showed that Animals never forget , maybe Humans can !

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EINSTEIN’S BRAIN AND THE NEURONS THAT TAUGHT THEMSELVES PONG When Einstein died, scientists studied his brain to see what set it apart. Most of it looked ordinary, except for one thing: the folds. His brain had far more of them than average. More folds meant more surface area, and more surface area meant more neurons. The difference was concentrated in his parietal lobes, the regions tied to math and spatial reasoning. Genius left a trace, but it was subtle, hidden in structure rather than size. Decades later, another mystery arrived. In 2022, researchers at Cortical Labs grew human neurons in a Petri dish and wired them to a chip running the game Pong. There was no human player, no brain, and no mind, just cells, signals, and feedback. Yet somehow, the neurons learned. The longer they played, the better they became. That forced an uncomfortable question: how does a group of disconnected neurons know how to play a game it has never seen. The answer is still unclear. Einstein’s brain revealed how intelligence can be built. Source: Joe Rogan

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3 weeks of building OpenClaw in the dark was enough. I needed to see my squad, so I built them a home. 🕹️ Mission Control is live: • Pixel Office: Watch your 12-agent squad actually work (and hit the breakroom). • Kanban Sync: They don’t just “run”—they update the boards too. • Zero Guesswork: Real-time logs and cron jobs in one clean view. If you’re tired of managing an autonomous team through a messy terminal, this is for you. Comment "OpenClaw" below for beta access! 🚀

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