A complete digital copy of a fruit fly’s brain has been uploaded to a simulated environment and has been seen exhibiting natural behavior
A Silicon Valley startup has announced what it describes as the first “multi-behavior brain upload” after creating a complete digital replica of a fruit fly’s brain that controls a virtual body in a simulated environment.
The achievement, unveiled last week by Eon Systems, represents a significant leap beyond conventional AI.
Unlike AI systems that learn behaviors through training, the virtual fly’s actions, which include walking, grooming, and foraging entirely on its own, emerge from a neuron-by-neuron copy…
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