ChessFly
FlyWire mushroom body (5,177 Kenyon cells) teaches itself chess in the browser. Real wiring learns about as well as the same cells with shuffled inputs; look-ahead is engine code, not a fly.
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All projects →MaleCNS simulation connected to ViZDoom through modeled visual inputs and a fixed button readout. Includes plasticity experiments and negative validation results; learned survival has not been demonstrated.
Research framework comparing a MaleCNS-constrained sparse recurrent controller with rewired graphs, conventional neural networks, and other controls on simple VizDoom tasks.
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