Google mapped a fly's nervous system and developers are using it to play Doom
Developers are using the 166,000-neuron MaleCNS v1.0 map to test whether a simulated fly brain can respond to game inputs.
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Developers Use Google-Mapped Fruit Fly Brain in Minecraft and Beat Saber, Then Start Building It 'Fruit Fly Heaven'
Developers are turning a newly mapped fruit fly nervous system into a bizarre gaming experiment, using its simulated neural activity in Minecraft and Beat Saber before one programmer decided the digital insect deserved a peaceful 'fruit fly heaven'. The projects are based on MaleCNS v1.0, a detailed connectome, essentially a wiring diagram, of an adult male fruit fly's brain and central nervous system. MaleCNS v1.0 was publicly released in June …
Google mapped a fly's nervous system and developers are using it to play Doom
The MaleCNS v1.0 dataset, announced by Google Research late last week, includes more than 166,000 neurons from an adult male fruit fly. Google worked with HHMI Janelia Research Campus and other researchers on the project, using AI to turn millions of 2D images into 3D reconstructions of neural structures.Read Entire Article
A developer has taught a digital copy of a fly brain to play the first person shooter Doom. What it has to do with the unusual experiment. read more on t3n.de
Google Mapped A Fruit Fly Brain, So Engineers Taught It To Play Doom
When Google released a complete 3D map of an adult male fruit fly’s central nervous system, scientists celebrated it for its impact on neuroscience. Software engineers, however, had other ideas by immediately putting the dataset of the fly to greater use: training it play video games like Doom, Super Mario 64, and Beat Saber. A quick word
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