Nematode Neural System Uploaded to a Computer and Trained to Balance a Pole
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Re: Nematode Neural System Uploaded to a Computer and Trained to Balance a Pole
#2What a confusing title.
Tldr; NN based on real life nematode learned a simple thing.
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#3Neural network balances pole while programmers mumble something vague about C. Elegans. Non-story.
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#4What a confusing title. Tldr; NN based on real life nematode learned a simple thing.
This is why I always read the HN comments first. Thank you.
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#5Neural network balances pole while programmers mumble something vague about C. Elegans. Non-story.
This uses a more accurate neuron model than your everyday neural networks.
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#6Wait until we can 3D print a C. Elegans. A new kind of matrix printer.
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#7It’ll become interesting when we can teach the worm before “uploading”it, and the resulting NN already knows how to balance that pole without any further training. As is, The article sounds underwhelming
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#8Wait until we can 3D print a C. Elegans. A new kind of matrix printer.
Maybe The Great Filter (in the context of the Fermi paradox) is this: People printing their own organisms? (only half-joking)
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#9What a confusing title. Tldr; NN based on real life nematode learned a simple thing.
It's because "Worm Uploaded to a Computer" primes the reader to expect something about malware, but then "Trained to Balance a Pole" completely violates that expectation.
Re: Nematode Neural System Uploaded to a Computer and Trained to Balance a Pole
#10Wait until we can 3D print a C. Elegans. A new kind of matrix printer.
Maybe The Great Filter (in the context of the Fermi paradox) is this: People printing their own organisms? (only half-joking)
More likely people uploading themselves into a virtual world, securing the planetary data center and dialating time to feel like everyone lives forever in the manner of their choosing.