We successfully trained a virtual rat to launch a coin on Robinhood Chain.
The rat made every click. Not a single one came from a human.
Two terms boxes → Continue → Image → Name → Ticker → Description → Advanced → 2% creator fee → Launch → Confirm.
11 targets. 11 hits. 0 misses.
Meet the dev: Subject R-01.
The body is DeepMind's open-source virtual rodent, simulated with MuJoCo physics.
The brain is two trained artificial neural networks: 2,312 units and 643,072 connections.
One network turns the head to move the cursor. The other presses the button to click.
It learned the way lab rats do: through trial, error, and reward.
The entire launch process was recorded:
@mickey_kairenz@BioComputingCo@awscloud To start, as it learns and presses the button in training, its reward will be set to buyback. Then we can shift it to burn.
Training will be live on the web soon: https://t.co/9cPbYPMk6P
@mickey_kairenz@BioComputingCo@awscloud To start, as it learns and presses the button in training, its reward will be set to buyback. Then we can shift it to burn.
Training will be live on the web soon: https://t.co/9cPbYPMk6P
For those who don't know, we were granted early access to the world's first AI model derived from living neurons, from @BioComputingCo, who recently partnered with @awscloud.
Learn more about the model: https://t.co/hLnCn1fsRB
@Crypto_peet Actually, we got early access to the model derived from living rat neurons thanks to @BioComputingCo and @awscloud. But yes, the rat did launch the coin
https://t.co/stwCKqkh49
We successfully trained a virtual rat to launch a coin on Robinhood Chain.
The rat made every click. Not a single one came from a human.
Two terms boxes → Continue → Image → Name → Ticker → Description → Advanced → 2% creator fee → Launch → Confirm.
11 targets. 11 hits. 0 misses.
Meet the dev: Subject R-01.
The body is DeepMind's open-source virtual rodent, simulated with MuJoCo physics.
The brain is two trained artificial neural networks: 2,312 units and 643,072 connections.
One network turns the head to move the cursor. The other presses the button to click.
It learned the way lab rats do: through trial, error, and reward.
The entire launch process was recorded:
@Crypto_peet Actually, we got early access to the model derived from living rat neurons thanks to @BioComputingCo and @awscloud. But yes, the rat did launch the coin
https://t.co/stwCKqkh49
We successfully trained a virtual rat to launch a coin on Robinhood Chain.
The rat made every click. Not a single one came from a human.
Two terms boxes → Continue → Image → Name → Ticker → Description → Advanced → 2% creator fee → Launch → Confirm.
11 targets. 11 hits. 0 misses.
Meet the dev: Subject R-01.
The body is DeepMind's open-source virtual rodent, simulated with MuJoCo physics.
The brain is two trained artificial neural networks: 2,312 units and 643,072 connections.
One network turns the head to move the cursor. The other presses the button to click.
It learned the way lab rats do: through trial, error, and reward.
The entire launch process was recorded:
Don't trust us. Verify us.
Everything is open source on GitHub: https://t.co/bzmGApbUPO
Here's how it worked. Before the run, we locked a SHA-256 fingerprint of the exact brain into the coin's description. That fingerprint covered both networks, the physics scene, and the code. If even one byte had changed, the fingerprint would have changed too, so nothing could be quietly edited after the fact.
The fingerprint:
SHA-256
9778ea092a293940497dc94e98b62328b6e11fad8d0bf634a04124329a8dcec8
Then we recorded the entire process.
Anyone can download the files, run the fingerprint themselves, and compare it to the one above and in the coin's description. A match proves the brain that launched the coin was exactly the one we published. No match, and you'll know something's off.
Our word means nothing here. The math is the proof.