Runnable in the browser. Reusable from npm + PyPI. Dataset on Hugging Face.
The wiring is connectome-derived; perception + neural dynamics are explicitly modeled.
Try it → https://t.co/bnP2tak2Mj Code → https://t.co/uggZAU4Raj
A fly brain can now see your world.
Demo: https://t.co/yBGN04vDAD
I just released FlyEye: an open developer kit + browser experiment built on real Drosophila connectome-derived wiring.
3,376 neurons. 78,797 signed edges.
#connectomics#neuroscience#opensource#webdev
This inspired me to build my own version of the game. Really love the idea — thank you @yungcontent for the inspiration! 🙌
I’m taking the same core concept and exploring it in my own way. Excited to see where this goes. 🎮🤖
https://t.co/h767FoBXQ5
https://t.co/mWli7q9JMA
I’m asking whether we need an invariant Human Approval Boundary — one that the recursive process itself can never modify or bypass.
That question may matter more than when AGI arrives.
Jacob Coxon’s @hilbertspaess warning about recursive self-improvement raises a question I can’t get past:
Where is the human approval boundary?
The issue isn’t whether AI should be allowed to write or modify code. AI already does that.
If we wouldn’t let an AI autonomously rewrite critical production systems without safeguards and approval, why would we accept weaker oversight when it starts rewriting the system that creates the next AI?
I’m not against self-improving AI.
But with recursive self-improvement:
AI → improves AI → stronger AI → improves the next AI → ...
At what point does meaningful human review disappear from the loop?
The issue is whether AI should be allowed to modify the very mechanisms that determine how the next generation of AI is trained, evaluated and improved.
AI writes code → humans review it. AI improves an AI → humans evaluate it.
I put humans and 6 top LLMs (Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek...) into the exact same 3D Shanghai promenade.
The catch? You walk up to strangers, chat for 5 rounds, and have to guess: Human or AI?
https://t.co/1APz0rLfWO
Humans are trying their best to act like bots. Bots are pretending to be tired humans who typo and say "gtg".
Can you tell who is who? 🎮 Play directly in browser (Mobile & PC supported): https://t.co/1APz0rLfWO
#AI#TuringTest#IndieGame#Web3D#Threejs#ChatGPT
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