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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...

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Cadmio1 day ago

The fact that you can teach a fruit fly brain simulation to write suggests it is not a good fruit fly brain simulation

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Jake1 day ago

holy shit a fruit fly in simulated hell does a better job writing Korean than me my night is ruined

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Azuchian1 day ago

Next we should do this with a mammal's brain. Then we'll surpass LLMs

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Jonathan Eleser1 day ago

Now we just need to make them pay taxes

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Davis Dilanchian1 day ago

@Aelthemplaer HELL WORLD

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IGNIS21 hours ago

Even I get to be the alpha fruit fly.

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Miroslav Lysyuk18 hours ago

Like all the other fly posts, let’s be clear here - the fly neural circuitry is just the eyes and the muscles, everything else depends on a connection to an external more powerful neural net “brain” (we’re not discovering flies have an untapped potential to read and write). Fly font is cool tho :)

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Prototype21 hours ago

They gonna solve a millenium maths price before EOW

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