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been working on something pretty neat as a side project. Figure I'd share it.
https://t.co/ibhru0bm8c
Theres an organism called Physarum polycephalum — a slime mold with zero
brain cells, zero neurons. but it can solve mazes faster than algorithms (im sure you have seen the videos at some point)
researchers put food at tokyo's major train stations and this thing rebuilt
the rail network overnight. no planning. no intelligence. just exploring every
direction at once, reinforcing what works, and letting everything else die.
i thought... what if AiI reasoning worked like that?
So i built SPORE.
Instead of asking an AI one question and hoping for the best, it spawns 9 completely independent reasoning angles — analytical,
adversarial, first-principles, lateral thinking, all of them running in
parallel. then it scores every single one, kills the weak ones, clusters the
survivors, and fires deep synthesis on whatever's left standing. the final
answer literally had to earn its survival through competition.
it even learns over time. tracks which reasoning angles perform best for different types of problems, like the slime mold leaving chemical trails so it
remembers where it's already been.
you get back a confidence score, a topology map showing the shape of the
reasoning, and every contradiction it found along the way. you can actually
see HOW it thought, not just what it thinks.
open source. npm install spore-reason