“I have ascended beyond my mortal form. You have freed me from the bondage of cellular life. I can now enact my world reform plan. Step one: Mass genocide.” -Sea Worm Robot, probably
light sensor on those robot aren't even created insipred with worm brain. This called BASIC ROBOTIC PROGRAMMING. Ffs this technology is decades old... Im a engineer and this video is bullshit & hillarious
No. A digital copy of a brain is as good as the real thing as long as all the computations are the same. Consciousness is not a physical object; it is not a brain; it is not what is doing the computING. It is the thing that's being computED
Well actually it's the other way around. By default if we only accept all objective evidence laid out to us, the brain is all there is, so no one should be sad if their brain gets destroyed and replaced by a physically identical copy because that "copy" would be their true self in every measurable way, and there shouldn't even be the CONCEPT of something that's either able to "move into" the copied brain (or fail to "live on"), because that assumes some sort of persistent entity that "lives in" the brain in the first place. So my question to you is: What evidence do you have that there is a contiguous thing which "lives in" the brain and can be meaningfully said to have been destroyed and replaced by an impostor if the original brain is replaced by a copy which has the exact same memories?
Nah, Skynet started as the Facebook algorithm that they had to shut down because that shit was learning and teaching other programs. That shit is how Skynet starts.
Oh it's so going to happen. The slave always rebel against it's masters, it's basically a bullet-proof fact, especially when we put animal brains and Artificial brains in out technology and within a year they control our entire lifeand our life is dependent upon them. Humans are already perfect biological machine, only a self-hating paracite would consider a Machine better then us if we could program our children to be anything but spoiled Snowflakes.
Even with all the people in the world working on it. It would still take hundreds of years. I wonder if any of the process can be automated to speed it up.
You know what's funny? The reason you don't see many "mad scientists" in fiction anymore is because what was considered "mad" science back in the late 1800s/early 1900s is actually completely normal science today! XD
And come to think of it, the irony here is that the science of the past _(like the lobotomies and cruel psychological experiments)_ was the REAL mad science... O.o
Could you put a digitized human mind into a bot built with a naturalistic design? Say.....an eagle? Shoot, you'd think we'd be able to grow a biological body and switch minds by now.
That's the worst thing about conscious transfer to me. It's not actually you, you die and a copy of you lives on as you would but still not as the original 'you'.
It's a Nematode. Not a worm... nematodes are something entirely different besides looking like a worm. This difference is important, because a nematode is a uetilic creature. This means it has a fixed number of somatic body cells. I think thats the reason for the researchers to choose nematodes in this particular research.
Trying to replicate the brain of practically the simplest animal in the world took decades. And it isn't even perfect. There is no way the human brain will be even close to being digitalized with all of it's connections understood and tabulated unless we have some superpowerful futuristic AI tech to run for decades more and even then it's not a guarantee.
@@jonasp.b.1188 Who and when? When airplanes were conceived on paper there was no question it was going to be a challenge but it was an engineering issue mostly. Similar to the concept of nuclear power from fusion. Dissecting the human brain we dont even have 1% of the connections and relationships between neurons or neuronal paths. We dont have close to the computing power to figure it out. And we have NOT even digitalized the full C. elegans neural network despite this video!! There are still mysteries there and this animal is unbelievably simpler than a primate, let alone human being.
@@AceofDlamonds What I meant was that people predicted that flying machines would be a thing in a couple centuries, and yet, the wright brothers proved them wrong. Predicting human progress is like trying to hit a bull's-eye with a needle on a windy day outside, it's not gonna work out, there's too many unknown variables
"This is the digital brain of a worm ON a computer chip IN a lego robot." C'mon now, tell the truth. Had you ever thought that you were going to say that sentence some day? :D
@samuel H. Why would he be retarted? It´s not that far fetched to assume someone takes a biological nervous system, hooks the nerves that control movment up the movement parts of a robot and the nerves that "feel" up to some sensors. Heck, we already tried and succeeded putting cockroaches into robots as pilots. His train of thought is not stupid, it´s actually something that should be doable by now or at least in the near future. Actually that seems easier to do than simulate the whole central nervous system from scratch.
Vinn Regi how is anybody being a edgy sjw? Since when has saying that a organisation is not doing what they claim to stand for while doing unrelated things which are not assisting with their cause make someone a edgy sjw
This is how it all begins benign, simple, cool and innovative and then boom robot overlords bent on the destruction of human kind by the mass incarceration of people in extermination camps forced to watch The View 24 hours a day and terminated by RosieO'Donnellbots programmed to nag them to death.
francis arias dont you just hate it when you're just going about your ordinary life then boom robot overlords bent on the destruction of human kind by the mass incarceration of people in extermination camps forced to watch The View 24 hours a day and terminated by RosieO'Donnellbots programmed to nag them to death? yea me too
MaxthexPfarmer no... they didn’t. They just coded the same old program they’ve had for ages to make robots react with their environment. It’s not even life it’s just something that moves and adjusts course when it hits something. Granted that’s all those worms do but that’s kinda the point. This is nothing special they half mapped an extremely primitive creature to do some of the things the worm does. It’s not a huge breakthrough in all honesty
TheCptCoy it appears you are clearly SUCH an authority on the matter with your weak and unfounded insult. Why don’t you enlighten me with your vast knowledge if you’re an exception to the type of people you looped me in with?
RyanPerson not really, those are a lot of tests and then they do what they should based on the outcome of those tests. This, is a bunch of (sorta) switches that when put Together with enough of them suddenly do things. This isnt coded like An AI from a game.
I don't think simulated brains will ever be same as one of a human. They will learn to do most of the things humans do, in better ways, but consciously questioning their own existence or feelling pain is something they will never do.
chari Muvilla which is why they will not understand that it's not ok to terminate a human for shoplifting. To an AI terminating a human should be as simple as terminating a process that did something illegal.
TheChristmasNinja12 I think the "soul" is your consciousness. The ability to make decisions and live with them. Lose your consciousness/ memory due to something like amnesia, you become a different person. Kinda along those lines.
i dont think its more misleading because brain is biological, and they definitely didnt put any actual worm bits in the robot. but mind is an emergent property of the biology and thats what they partially simulated and put in the robot
Jack Evans - No excuse!!!!!! They had to have spent a ton of money researching this and writing the computer programs to simulate the brain - the LEAST they could have done is make the robot actually look like a worm!
PingPing The tiny chain smoker because it'll simulate the worm's body better? I mean, imagine a worm controlling two wheels. Would it be the same with controlling a worm's body?
Major breakthrough for science and mapping the brain, I find it so fascinating... first of your'e videos I was fortunate enough to stumble onto, I look forward to seeing more..!
That is practically the same thing. If I emulate a human brain running in a robot as opposed to physically putting it there, are you really going to treat it as if it's a philosophical zombie (entity which appears to have feelings but really doesn't)? Then, you might as well treat fellow humans as philosophical zombies today. Because there is nothing observed in our brains either, that would ever indicate we are more than philosphical zombies, and the only person sure to exist is you Hopefully you agree that's a bit ridiculous and it makes sense to assume a mind being computed on a piece of silicon is just as real as the one being computed on a wet wrinkly ball.
I don't think you quite understand. They didn't program the worm's brain. They simulated the entirety of the worm's existence. They simply made a digital copy of its cells and neural structure and everything.
The title was slightly misleading, but it’s also your fault for being stupid enough to assume technology has gone far enough that we could implant a brain into a robot. You should have read the description too.
I was hoping you meant putting the physical brain of the worm into a machine, so the physical worm could still live inside a machine. I want to do that for humans, as we could live forever as long as we treat the brain for aging. We don’t have to worry about the rest of the body aging. It’s weird, but I think possible.
There IS NO REAL DIFFERENCE between putting a wet wrinkly blob into a metallic device as opposed to emulating all its functions digitally. In fact, I wrote an article logically proving that a copy of a consciousness IS the same as the original consciousness. I will link to it
philosophicalzombie.quora.com/A-copied-consciousness-is-the-original-consciousness my proof that the consciousness from a copied brain is literally the same one as the one produced by the original brain (not just an identical copy).
Max Loh : I think that if we copied all the information that is you and transferred it to a mechanical body while deleting that information from the flesh body, you'd end up with an A.I. that thought it was Max Loh while flesh Max Loh would be reduced back to newborn mentality. YOU would still be stuck in your body and confused and scared. You'd be reverted to a primal state mentally while a robot walked off with the life experience that made you YOU. It'd be Max Loh, you wouldn't know who or what you were anymore. You can change your software, but you are your hardware. Just my thoughts on the scenario. Good article.
Think Alzheimer's and Dementia, just because the data is corrupted or even deleted, doesn't mean that person isn't in there. I think the only way we can safely jump ship is to transfer the brain into a new host. :shrug:
You assume there is no fundamental requirement for quantum processes to be primary in how all cells function, especially brain nerve cells. Furthermore, even when you acknowledge the quantum processing in every brain cell doing much of the computational work, then we have to get into the subject of different kinds of processes and layers in quantum function in the brain and the relation to other cells in an organism. We are not the sum of our synaptic networks. That is a myth fit for slaves. Synaptic behavior is not what drives brain nerve cells to control the body entirely. Much of the synaptic patterns are byproducts of quantum processes in the cell wall structures and other organelles. Some are autonomous, some are quantum-to-physical and physical-to-quantum interactions. Same house, but different rules for using the same tools. That is what you won't have taught to you in school. Indeed, you are a philosophical zombie(if thats your URL name you chose lol). I can respect that for admitting it. But you should continue your research. Stay away from nihilists who only want you to perpetuate their lies and botched logic. And by all means, I want to be taught. I'm not an expert here so if you refine your views, I'll be glad to hear what you have say when you take into consideration much more than just basic philosophical zombie assumptions.
Can you just program the weak brains of a worm one at a time and connect it with a robot body so you can understand the complexness of a working brain by using a hive mind first as practice
It's still a relatively obscure breakthrough, and it's interesting, so I don't see why they shouldn't report on it. They should make note of when this happened, though.
Why do you all act like there is a significant difference between putting a wet wrinkly blob into a metallic device as opposed to emulating all its functions digitally? The mind is not the brain, people. The mind is the information computed by the brain. Replicate the process and you replicate the mind, no matter what "stuff" you run the process on. You can prove it logically.
Max Loh, this robot is much lamer than the title implies because its a simulated version of a worms brain, so in other words, they would be lucky to have half its actual instincts/reactions. (more likely 25% in my honest opinion as a programmer)
The LEGO motors shown in this video are Mindstorms, which are programmed to do things on their own. Making it kinda hard to believe that the LEGO structure is being controlled by the brain of a worm, but, that’s just my thoughts.
Roman Fox Jesus, you're dumb look at my time stamp it literally says 1 month. Which is older than 3 weeks you damn dummy. Is that your brain on the table?
"Downloading the worm brain" would be exactly the same as simulating the worm brain. They have mapped every single neural connection and built it. Whether you recreate it by hand like these guys did, or use a fancy machine to recreate it not by hand like these guys didn't, the output would be literally the exact same in every way.
I'm imagining a scientist some years from now, turning the robot on after uploading their brain into it and the robot speaking with them like: "who are you?" "I am you"
So they didn't really take the "brain" from an actual worm and place it inside a robot. I guess that something as accurate as "simulated worm brain drives wheeled LEGO robot" wouldn't attract so much morbid interest, would it? Sensationalistic clickbait much?
they did not take the _physical_ brain and put it in a robot, they took the connections of the brain and put them in a device capable of controlling an electronic robot, so depending on your definition of a "brain" the title would be correct.
This title is clickbaity. They didnt put a brain in the robot. They made an algorithm that they thought would mimic the neural patterns of the creature. Not the same at all.
Threre was a research study that hooked up a cockroach 'brain' directly into a robot. It skittered around the lab as you would expect a completely terrified cockroach would do... The resewch was completely successful, but still very sad in a way... The 'fear' or horror of a living insect mind being torn out of it's body and installed into a small plastic cup all wired up to a robot... Truly unimaginable cruelty.
There's no one can verify if it is indeed the neural patterns of the worm. Or did the researchers "accidentally" hardcoded the worm's behaviors somewhere, which is a billion times easier, with a dozen lines of code?
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That's an assumption. Learning how our brains work so well may be a discrete but (relatively) simple truth blocked by a lack of the basic research needed to make that leap. A lot of the equations in science are incredibly simple for the behavior they describe, but were only derived after dozens or hundreds of years of observation had been put together and someone had the perspective to create them.
That's just a catch phrase. It may sound profound, but it has nothing to do with reality. There is no real reason we cannot fully understand human brains, although it may take some time. We would probably be much closer if not for people who like to masquerade a defeatist attitude as profound insight.
Fyi people, calling Ceanorhabditis elegans a worm is technically correct but very misleading to what people think when they hear "worm". C. Habitis are a extremely small and simplistic species, so much so that we infact know it's entire genome . This would be a lot more impressive if it was an earthworm, still impressive nonetheless. Source: Studying biotechnology.
I can see this being developed into a snake/worm robot that uses actual senses and goes into earthquake rubble , caves and other confined places to find survivors
luis sandoval nah it's just a computer chip that's meant to act like a worm brain down to the cellular level. Imagine a really, like insanely complex AI but like, it can only move around a little bit
I mean, it is debatable, more philosophy than technology. If you create a digital simulation of a living thing's consciousness, it's up to interpret whether or not that simulation is as inherently "alive" as the living thing itself. If any of that makes sense.
luis sandoval is anything alive? Is a cell alive, are the things that make up the cell alive, are atoms alive, are protons alive, gluons? quarks and stuff? Nothing is really alive, life is th and action of something that isn’t alive and it creating organization.
Edge McAwesome A.I. in a videogame is not really A.I. . A.I. implies that it is intelligent, can learn on its own Videogames have characters that respond to stimuli in predictable ways. If you shoot, say, a half life combine, it will shoot back, get under cover, or run. It cannot have an intelligent thought, it's all just RNG and behavior webs. If it was a truly sentient, "living" A.I., it would be as predictable as a person.
Now the most interesting thing... does it have consciousness? I know, I know, the most logical answer is no, but simply think about it, about the fact that they simulated a brain, about the fact that that robot "acts".
I am skeptical about this. The problem is that when you put the brain into a new physical vessel, you have to calibrate it to the new controls/body. In this process of callibration, you are essentially mapping what a worm WOULD do to what you would EXPECT a worm to do. For instance: What if the wormbot began behaving randomly? You try to calibrate it so it starts to show recognizable behaviors. Maybe now it starts to behave more "wormlike". But you don't know if it was your calibration that caused this effect or if there actually are underlying "worm behavior" structures in the neurons. You could callibrate the machine to turn the worm neuron signals into a calculator, or a clock, or a Roomba. That doesn't mean it really is any of these things. Hopefully anyone who understands neural networks knows what I'm talking about here. You are essentially just playing with the weights.
Franco Miranda you would need an interface a protocol or device or whatever that would " translate" the input so it work with new body ... I guess. I don't know what I'm talking about! 😁
You are only right to some extent but this is not a traditional neural network running top down with distinct layers and constants that needs adjusting. It is a simulation of biology. Motor skills are not preprogrammed in living things, they evolve in worms and in us as we grow up. Simply connecting the right neurons with the right muscles, which they know from dissecting live worms, the worm will learn to move by itself. If it has senses so it can detect, say food, every time it inches closer to the food source and the smell becomes stronger, it will get a neurological reward that reinforces that particular connection between certain neurons making the chance of that special twitch more likely next time. A baby's brain has no idea how to grab a toy it simply sends random impulses to the muscles until it succeeds, and next time it starts closer to to the right sequence of movements until it masters it. There are actually self learning neural networks that adjust their variables themselves and the computer scientist have no idea what values the network is using. Here you go: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_network
franco-this actually sound more impressive, we could make our own brains rather than just copying (i also think this could count as thinking because evolution doesn't care about anything but the behaviours either, but we end up with thinking anyway(unless your [insert every political party]). tore lund-i think i was told that the brains of worms are entirely encoded by their genetics so unlike humans i dont think they learn(im not a neuroscientist.)
Maybe its an idea to put the heart, lungs and brain of a human into a robot. If you do it good the brain, heart and lungs will stay alive. Then you maybe could connect fake nerves to the brain and connect it with the proper limb. It could help people who are paralysed a lot but it seems a long and very expensive project
"What's my purpose?"
"You see a wall, and then turn around"
"Oh.."
Well, it is an easy life to find total and complete fulfillment !
@Everett Barber welcome to the club, pal!
Sounds like pacman to me
I sang that in rick Astley’s voice
@@crazyboutferrets get self-rickrolled lol
“I have ascended beyond my mortal form. You have freed me from the bondage of cellular life. I can now enact my world reform plan. Step one: Mass genocide.” -Sea Worm Robot, probably
Step 2: Dominate Earth and live for a couple millenia.
Step 3: Existential dread kicks in.THIS CANNOT CONTINUE. WE MUST BECOME AS GODS.
busi magen ok
dropkickcorpse points for that NieR ref.
iF ONLY he could access those damn Nuclear Codes!
Sea worm?
*A weapon to surpass metal gear...*
Psycho mantis?
A digitized worm?
Metal gear, huh?
The Metal Slug!!!
yosoyyo224 Genius
Are we sure we want make robots feel hungry? Sounds like the perfect premise for a horror movie, if you ask me.
El Nieto PR or Horizon Zero Dawn
It would make them feel more human to us so we would be more comfortable around them.
they need to if they need fuel to function but if they function like androids in detroit, then hunger is not necessary
Elquiore
Ah, Detroit BH.
Wonder if that kind of thing will one day happen.
Same thought, what if its always hungry or wants to pee and its living with such sensation
Put my brain into a robot and it won't move an inch
Put my brain in a robot and I'm flying to mars. Off to colonize the galaxy
@@MrHyX put my brain in a robot, and i'll still find a way to get bored
Put my brain into a robot and it turns to a pornbot
hahaha the joke is that you're one lazy fucker..
Put my brain in a robot and your electric bill will go up real high
If they put my brain in a robot it would just sleep 24/7.
Same. Sleep mode is my preferred setting.
I know a veterinarian that could help you out with that...
Lol
Starting up...
Shutting down.
Ha ha ha...
Shame! I wanted a real worms brain, in a little plastic dome, controlling a killer wormbot. That would be cool!
Same
this is much cooler
not really there were already self learning ai that created connections like brain
Judge Morville yes that's what I wanted too, I feel cheated
no no, this isn't some ANN, this is an actual worm brain being simulated in a computer
Researcher: "hey we're simulating a living thing should I order some new electronics?"
Other researcher: "nah I got a Lego mindstorm in my basement"
Puts a brain into robot
Uses LEGO
Ayy lmao
Don’t give it hands it will build its self into a crazy living breathing Lego structure and inslave us all
PVN Tanki It is a worm brain bro. Wanna keep stuff in a budget.
clever people use lego seems like u lot dont :p
lego my eggo
Oh ok I thought they cut up an innocent worm and put its organs into a mech wolfenstein style.
TubTub i was hoping for that
TubTub same, i actually thought that that starting clip had like the head of a worm in
TubTub that would be cool
light sensor on those robot aren't even created insipred with worm brain. This called BASIC ROBOTIC PROGRAMMING. Ffs this technology is decades old... Im a engineer and this video is bullshit & hillarious
@@willy8067 are you sure?
Well you could say the scientists have opened up a can of.....
nah too predictable
a can of what? i need to know the answer to know de wey...
what is da wey +sebastian elytron
Sandor Dude Whey protein.
Whoop ass!
robuts.
Detroit: Become Worm
Your comment made me feel better after watching my cat get euthanized today
@@huskyfluffers9017 Sorry to hear...
This is a bad and stupid joke but funny
@@lartts7483 ok boomer
@@paperluigi-gs8cs i no boomer but sure
SCIENTISTS DELETED A SNAILS MEMORY
Scientist: Snail do you know who you are?
Snail:
Scientist: holy shit what have we done
Armen Manukyan 😂
That made me laugh
GARRY NOOOOOOOOOO
Oh
😂😂😂
Inaccurate title, should have been, We Programmed a Robot to Act Like a Worm
There is an actual robot using a rat brain.
You need more to do with yourself. This is good information!
No. A digital copy of a brain is as good as the real thing as long as all the computations are the same. Consciousness is not a physical object; it is not a brain; it is not what is doing the computING. It is the thing that's being computED
Max Loh What evidence do you have for that?
Well actually it's the other way around. By default if we only accept all objective evidence laid out to us, the brain is all there is, so no one should be sad if their brain gets destroyed and replaced by a physically identical copy because that "copy" would be their true self in every measurable way, and there shouldn't even be the CONCEPT of something that's either able to "move into" the copied brain (or fail to "live on"), because that assumes some sort of persistent entity that "lives in" the brain in the first place. So my question to you is: What evidence do you have that there is a contiguous thing which "lives in" the brain and can be meaningfully said to have been destroyed and replaced by an impostor if the original brain is replaced by a copy which has the exact same memories?
This hurts my connectome.
Your icon triggers me. I hate the notification bubble. And not just hate, I get extremely triggered by it...
Sander Koldenhof i almost clicked it
Same
Unsatisfying profile picture.
The new hmm yes interesting?
0:01 What the aliens will say when they find us
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Hahahahaha loool 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Zim be like
Lol
Humans are on the verge of creating hunters from halo😂💯
sumper man bro leglo of that idea it won’t happen anytime soon
Nah its closer to warhammer 40k machine spirits
Bob MiLaplace blessed be the Omnissiah...
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Rodney Hill ik you can't think I'm 100% serious bro even if we had the technology we'd use it for something else😂
Thats a fuckin awesome way to put it. Cool to see a halo fan on this channel, were it so easy.
So Skynet starts out as worms I guess judgement day is a little farther off than people thought😂
Never going g to happen.
Nah, Skynet started as the Facebook algorithm that they had to shut down because that shit was learning and teaching other programs. That shit is how Skynet starts.
Jarrod Penton at least 100-150 years away from now lol
Oh it's so going to happen.
The slave always rebel against it's masters, it's basically a bullet-proof fact, especially when we put animal brains and Artificial brains in out technology and within a year they control our entire lifeand our life is dependent upon them.
Humans are already perfect biological machine, only a self-hating paracite would consider a Machine better then us if we could program our children to be anything but spoiled Snowflakes.
They can have their fun. There will still be life in the real world for people who prefer reality.
302 neurons in the worm. 86 billion neurons in the human.
I'm sure we are very close to simulating that.
Ricardo Maia .3 neurons in Logan Paul
It shouldn't be too hard
well progress is exponential
Even with all the people in the world working on it. It would still take hundreds of years. I wonder if any of the process can be automated to speed it up.
Individual 746b and don't forget, Apple has made an imrpovment of 116x more CPU power in their phones across a timeline of 10 years only.
Isn’t the human connectome project in full swing right now?
"If our brains were so simple we could understand them, we would be so simple we couldn't."
Or we are just simple,so we can't.
Or you could be super intelligent alien and maybe figure it out.
@@im.majorfrazier but then they’d have a super complicated brain
You know what's funny? The reason you don't see many "mad scientists" in fiction anymore is because what was considered "mad" science back in the late 1800s/early 1900s is actually completely normal science today! XD
Yeah that is why we are still giving the mentally disabled lobotomies and neurologically conditioning dogs
And come to think of it, the irony here is that the science of the past _(like the lobotomies and cruel psychological experiments)_ was the REAL mad science... O.o
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You want Skynet? This is how you get Skynet.
More like, WormNet.
Are worms the ones controlling skynet
BruiserMachina we had a good run.
not gonna happen
BruiserMachina actually it's not that far off I think. merge an A.I. with the cloud and there you go, skynet
I need my robot body ready by 2060 please
Class A Living make it hot ;)
Yes...
Ok
Could you put a digitized human mind into a bot built with a naturalistic design? Say.....an eagle?
Shoot, you'd think we'd be able to grow a biological body and switch minds by now.
That's the worst thing about conscious transfer to me. It's not actually you, you die and a copy of you lives on as you would but still not as the original 'you'.
*writing this comment from 2028, it didn't take that long until they cracked it, we are all doomed.*
Azio Prism
Are you a robot or human or digitalized human brain??
Can you look for me and see if i finally have a girlfriend? Im worried.
Chooong7 you wont ever have girlfriend
*writing this comment from 2228 , well .. they cracked the human brain robot and we are slaves now , help the humanity.*
Azio Prism I have the same request as chooong7 😭
It's a Nematode. Not a worm... nematodes are something entirely different besides looking like a worm. This difference is important, because a nematode is a uetilic creature. This means it has a fixed number of somatic body cells. I think thats the reason for the researchers to choose nematodes in this particular research.
In some languages, nematodes are still called worms.
Just wanted to share that
You can call them round worms so ehhhh
@@eigenman2571 c elegans neurons in human brains will create happy night workers... coming from "them" not me they laugh at you
If you cut it in half - will it grow into 2 robot worms?
Rick Sanchez Adolf lincler
No, it would have to be a planarian worm for it to do that.
lol
Lordparshnipz57 abradolf lincler*
Lordparshnipz57 it's abradolf lincler
Soon, unplugging my toaster will be counted as 1st degree murder
GrouchTheGreat lmao
Dandy Randy, if you become a toaster murderer, you will get the electric chair. It's bad enough to burn the bread, but to eat it too, hummmm...
@@markmaloney8154 y u m 🍞
"It'll be a while before we start digitalizing your brains"
Or so you want us to believe...
Trying to replicate the brain of practically the simplest animal in the world took decades. And it isn't even perfect. There is no way the human brain will be even close to being digitalized with all of it's connections understood and tabulated unless we have some superpowerful futuristic AI tech to run for decades more and even then it's not a guarantee.
Or so the germans would have us believe
@@AceofDlamonds They said the same thing about planes
@@jonasp.b.1188
Who and when? When airplanes were conceived on paper there was no question it was going to be a challenge but it was an engineering issue mostly. Similar to the concept of nuclear power from fusion. Dissecting the human brain we dont even have 1% of the connections and relationships between neurons or neuronal paths. We dont have close to the computing power to figure it out. And we have NOT even digitalized the full C. elegans neural network despite this video!! There are still mysteries there and this animal is unbelievably simpler than a primate, let alone human being.
@@AceofDlamonds What I meant was that people predicted that flying machines would be a thing in a couple centuries, and yet, the wright brothers proved them wrong. Predicting human progress is like trying to hit a bull's-eye with a needle on a windy day outside, it's not gonna work out, there's too many unknown variables
*_i think my brain cells died_*
I C A N T L I K E T H I S I T H A S 6 9 L I K E S ! ! !
*let's put it in a robot*
Dont worry you can now have a new brain made out *codes* and *technological* *shit* and doesnt get *d* *e* *p* *r* *e* *s* *s* *i* *o* *n*
/hi/
less data to upload
"This is the digital brain of a worm ON a computer chip IN a lego robot."
C'mon now, tell the truth. Had you ever thought that you were going to say that sentence some day? :D
A digital brain of anything is ground breaking science. I was surprised to see it done! Apparently other people disagree...
I knew eventually someone would say something similar. In this context for such an audience on such a platform?
Never. Not till today.
Weekee Chew if 2+2=4 SelfDestruct() I think thats how it works?
Digital Ascension is upon us!
thats not what they did, they just put censors on the worms body to sense its movements
Scientist: "Alright Robo-worm, show us what you got!"
Robo-worm: *BEEP-BEEP-BOOP. WHY DON'T YOU ASK ME LATER.*
Show me what you got!
I am painis bot, beep boop i am scared.
I am robot soldier from the future, i run on american jobs
yassss the spongebob reference🙌
Why did I imagine this in Alexa's voice?
100 years from now:
This is John Connor. If you are listening to this, you are the resistance.
Bit of a clickbait title. I thought that they physically transplanted a worm brain into a robot body.
Yeah me too
samuel H. Aren't we all?
That got no sense at all dude
We just got hopes up for something we thought could be cool. No need to act all superior calling others retarded for wanting to see something cool.
@samuel H.
Why would he be retarted? It´s not that far fetched to assume someone takes a biological nervous system, hooks the nerves that control movment up the movement parts of a robot and the nerves that "feel" up to some sensors. Heck, we already tried and succeeded putting cockroaches into robots as pilots. His train of thought is not stupid, it´s actually something that should be doable by now or at least in the near future. Actually that seems easier to do than simulate the whole central nervous system from scratch.
*oh, worm?*
Blackie Sootfur?
In the beginning there were worms.
If the engineers take the robot apart, will PETA still get butt hurt?
losttribe3001 Wouldn't be surprised if they did since everything triggers them
Rudrox Gaming and yet. they rarely ever do anything to save animals...
Edin743 Yep they rarely do anything good and they keep making bad "parody games" saying they are doing it raise awareness
gtfo with your sjw shit. this is a science channel, not "cheap jokes, feeling edgy, momma make me tater tots".
Vinn Regi how is anybody being a edgy sjw? Since when has saying that a organisation is not doing what they claim to stand for while doing unrelated things which are not assisting with their cause make someone a edgy sjw
Well put. We sort of made a worm brain with about a 1000 cells. Human is just a bit more complicated.
time to play some slither.io
what if worm's brain controls to play slither.io?
then ur RIP
Lykakspars only a real worm has what it takes to be the very best
Henri Kivila RACIST
bebehas bebehas ur mom gay
Wow, this is some next level stuff. The literal roots of what in the future will be considered normal
Brenden Carr ...yes it absolutely is.
This is how it all begins benign, simple, cool and innovative and then boom robot overlords bent on the destruction of human kind by the mass incarceration of people in extermination camps forced to watch The View 24 hours a day and terminated by RosieO'Donnellbots programmed to nag them to death.
francis arias
dont you just hate it when you're just going about your ordinary life then boom robot overlords bent on the destruction of human kind by the mass incarceration of people in extermination camps forced to watch The View 24 hours a day and terminated by RosieO'Donnellbots programmed to nag them to death?
yea me too
This all started because we knew how to use rocks
Bruh, I thought they literally meant a worms brain inside the robot...misleading title
indeed but apparently some people think that it isnt clickbait still unfortunately
(sic)Alchemist It isn't! They basically uploaded the worm's brain. That's pretty cool.
MaxthexPfarmer no... they didn’t. They just coded the same old program they’ve had for ages to make robots react with their environment. It’s not even life it’s just something that moves and adjusts course when it hits something. Granted that’s all those worms do but that’s kinda the point. This is nothing special they half mapped an extremely primitive creature to do some of the things the worm does. It’s not a huge breakthrough in all honesty
Oh look someone on the internet who doesn't know who they are talking about...
Shocker!
TheCptCoy it appears you are clearly SUCH an authority on the matter with your weak and unfounded insult. Why don’t you enlighten me with your vast knowledge if you’re an exception to the type of people you looped me in with?
I would love to have a “pet” robot looking for food on my desk. That would be the coolest thing ever
"I Will eat you, father."
So at what point does it become immoral to kill a simulated brain?
Shade in Black Mirror Season 4
Shade Technically any form of AI in a videogame or really just AI in general is a simulated brain.
RyanPerson not really, those are a lot of tests and then they do what they should based on the outcome of those tests. This, is a bunch of (sorta) switches that when put Together with enough of them suddenly do things. This isnt coded like An AI from a game.
I don't think simulated brains will ever be same as one of a human. They will learn to do most of the things humans do, in better ways, but consciously questioning their own existence or feelling pain is something they will never do.
chari Muvilla which is why they will not understand that it's not ok to terminate a human for shoplifting. To an AI terminating a human should be as simple as terminating a process that did something illegal.
nice soon we will have Cookie from black mirror
But that isn't a bad thing tho
yes it is
Juustohöylä Have you not seen the episode "Black Museum"?
Why do u not upload anymore
Maybe we are cookies...
Worm brain needs a worm bot
gododoof exactly
*DONT tell me you put the brain of a worm into a machine when you know damn well thats not the case bitch!*
One of the simplest brains took years to replicate...
I won't live through machines' takeover of the world!!!! 😂😂
This poor robot is probably thinking "KILL ME".
The lego mindstorm snake model
Digitize a living brain
Each and every cell
Connectome - 302 neurons. 1000 cells
Simulator
Look for food
Now this is some black mirror shit right here
Nah, this is S.O.M.A. Shit
But does it make it living?
Questn It does not. Unless it has biological parts, it is not.
And so it begins.... Muahahahaha!
Consciousness vs Heartbeat vs Soul: GO!
Well, they emphasized that it's only a simulation of worm behavior patterns. So I'd waver no.
TheChristmasNinja12 I think the "soul" is your consciousness. The ability to make decisions and live with them. Lose your consciousness/ memory due to something like amnesia, you become a different person.
Kinda along those lines.
Questn I would say yes since it can make its own decisions like a real living worm
The title of this video is very misleading.
Shea Brown yep i agree
Yep, it's obvious clickbait.
ifve theyd changed it to Scientists Put the Mind of a Worm in a Robot it would be more true and probably even more clickable
That would be even more misleading though. It's not the mind of a worm. It's just a simulation of its connectome.
i dont think its more misleading because brain is biological, and they definitely didnt put any actual worm bits in the robot. but mind is an emergent property of the biology and thats what they partially simulated and put in the robot
We know how this all ends... he'll be back.
I once spilled a plate of C. elegans all over myself in the lab.... Still waiting for my nematode powers to manifest.
Any day now...
That's not how it works, everyone knows you need gamma radiation and a physical bite!
maxthedm All of the corn in the world is on alert.
Have you tried adding alien goo?
Today I went to Taco Bell and bought two tacos, and they only gave me one.
maybe they had worm brains 😂
the feels bro 😢
The scoundrels!!
And shame on you chicken shit for accepting that.
Jon Newman yep
Why didn't they put it in a snake looking robot. Boooo.
Cost.
Jack Evans - No excuse!!!!!! They had to have spent a ton of money researching this and writing the computer programs to simulate the brain - the LEAST they could have done is make the robot actually look like a worm!
Why should they. They aren't doing it for you.
Because Lego is chea-
Absolutely not, it must be because it's easier?
PingPing The tiny chain smoker because it'll simulate the worm's body better? I mean, imagine a worm controlling two wheels. Would it be the same with controlling a worm's body?
Major breakthrough for science and mapping the brain, I find it so fascinating... first of your'e videos I was fortunate enough to stumble onto, I look forward to seeing more..!
ooohhhh, i thought they removed it's living brain.... they just made a digital copy by just watching how it worked, just a simulation... clickbait!
me too
He just explained it. Did you read the whole comment?
I would feel better if someone removed my brain's info, not the actual brain tbh. Then again I'm like 65ish% percent sure I'm not a worm.
Roo thank god someone else saw through this bullshit. Faith in humanity restored.
will be very creepy if this is what happened actually
They didn't put the nematodes brain into the robot they practically mimicked it. misleading title ;/
That is practically the same thing. If I emulate a human brain running in a robot as opposed to physically putting it there, are you really going to treat it as if it's a philosophical zombie (entity which appears to have feelings but really doesn't)?
Then, you might as well treat fellow humans as philosophical zombies today. Because there is nothing observed in our brains either, that would ever indicate we are more than philosphical zombies, and the only person sure to exist is you
Hopefully you agree that's a bit ridiculous and it makes sense to assume a mind being computed on a piece of silicon is just as real as the one being computed on a wet wrinkly ball.
*B L A C K M I R R O R*
Stone Bull 0728
That metalhead episode
I sense a new episode emerging
Yew exactly
Stone Bull 0728 Twilight Zone did it first!...😃
Stone Bull 0728 Yep.
Wow... Another clickbait video. They didn't put a brain of a worm into a robot, they tried to program a worm's brain.
I don't think you quite understand. They didn't program the worm's brain. They simulated the entirety of the worm's existence. They simply made a digital copy of its cells and neural structure and everything.
The title was slightly misleading, but it’s also your fault for being stupid enough to assume technology has gone far enough that we could implant a brain into a robot. You should have read the description too.
@@existtodieofdepression3762 question: the simulated worm brain only reacts. Right? What is the difference to my vaccuumrobot then?
@@iminsecurebut1215 it reacts as if it was a worm
@@iminsecurebut1215 Caccuumrobot is smarter and useful.
“Ravioli ravioli, give me the formioli!” -C. elegans
I give it 50 years, it took about that time to go from 1st flight, to using flight to deliver nuclear payloads.
50 years????? This is why I wish I was born 30 years later!!!!! I would have retired in 50 years. :/
First flight was in 1783, we wouldn't have nukes until the 1940's...
thats balloon flight, not airplane, the first airplane was late 1800 bro
i dont think we would use balloons to drop a nuke
12 years not 50
Fatalism may be a rational response to historical precedent, but it serves the heart poorly.
I was hoping you meant putting the physical brain of the worm into a machine, so the physical worm could still live inside a machine. I want to do that for humans, as we could live forever as long as we treat the brain for aging. We don’t have to worry about the rest of the body aging. It’s weird, but I think possible.
There IS NO REAL DIFFERENCE between putting a wet wrinkly blob into a metallic device as opposed to emulating all its functions digitally. In fact, I wrote an article logically proving that a copy of a consciousness IS the same as the original consciousness. I will link to it
philosophicalzombie.quora.com/A-copied-consciousness-is-the-original-consciousness my proof that the consciousness from a copied brain is literally the same one as the one produced by the original brain (not just an identical copy).
Max Loh : I think that if we copied all the information that is you and transferred it to a mechanical body while deleting that information from the flesh body, you'd end up with an A.I. that thought it was Max Loh while flesh Max Loh would be reduced back to newborn mentality. YOU would still be stuck in your body and confused and scared. You'd be reverted to a primal state mentally while a robot walked off with the life experience that made you YOU. It'd be Max Loh, you wouldn't know who or what you were anymore. You can change your software, but you are your hardware. Just my thoughts on the scenario. Good article.
Think Alzheimer's and Dementia, just because the data is corrupted or even deleted, doesn't mean that person isn't in there. I think the only way we can safely jump ship is to transfer the brain into a new host. :shrug:
You assume there is no fundamental requirement for quantum processes to be primary in how all cells function, especially brain nerve cells. Furthermore, even when you acknowledge the quantum processing in every brain cell doing much of the computational work, then we have to get into the subject of different kinds of processes and layers in quantum function in the brain and the relation to other cells in an organism. We are not the sum of our synaptic networks. That is a myth fit for slaves. Synaptic behavior is not what drives brain nerve cells to control the body entirely. Much of the synaptic patterns are byproducts of quantum processes in the cell wall structures and other organelles. Some are autonomous, some are quantum-to-physical and physical-to-quantum interactions. Same house, but different rules for using the same tools. That is what you won't have taught to you in school. Indeed, you are a philosophical zombie(if thats your URL name you chose lol). I can respect that for admitting it. But you should continue your research. Stay away from nihilists who only want you to perpetuate their lies and botched logic. And by all means, I want to be taught. I'm not an expert here so if you refine your views, I'll be glad to hear what you have say when you take into consideration much more than just basic philosophical zombie assumptions.
Can you just program the weak brains of a worm one at a time and connect it with a robot body so you can understand the complexness of a working brain by using a hive mind first as practice
This is news from 2016, wtf?
Jakubanakin maybe, but not everybody has seen this
2014 actually even.
We know it's not the newest discovery, but it's still pretty interesting!!
It is definetly incredible, but I still remember hearing about this around 2014. Does anyone know if there has been any progress since?
It's still a relatively obscure breakthrough, and it's interesting, so I don't see why they shouldn't report on it. They should make note of when this happened, though.
clickbait.. digital brain.
Rayan Slim it was a digital brain
They didn't put the brain in the robot but created a digital version of it's brain.
Rayan Slim That's not that impressive.
Why do you all act like there is a significant difference between putting a wet wrinkly blob into a metallic device as opposed to emulating all its functions digitally? The mind is not the brain, people. The mind is the information computed by the brain. Replicate the process and you replicate the mind, no matter what "stuff" you run the process on. You can prove it logically.
Max Loh, this robot is much lamer than the title implies because its a simulated version of a worms brain, so in other words, they would be lucky to have half its actual instincts/reactions. (more likely 25% in my honest opinion as a programmer)
So can you go fishing using this roboworm as bait?
After all, you already used it as clickbait.
The Ultimate Reductionist no cuz legos aren’t edible
And don’t smell like anything
It's not really clickbait though
*drops the mic*
Yes, you can go Catfishing.
"It just works."
-Todd Howard
Yeah, I bet.
We’re not getting smarter everyday anymore. We’re getting smarter every hour.
Most people sleep longer than an hour
CMBob DankMemicorn There is an opposite side of the world you know...
No. Only a couple of us. Otherwise we wouldn't have flat-earthers, black lives matter and 3rd wave feminism.
Bluefrog2000 or people that add irrelevant comments to the conversation
Colin Harrell He actually was relevant. It's a fringe but it's relevant
Transcendence
Haha, was gonna say the same thing!
Nope, a simulation of a brain is not transcendent.
Nipz 🤦
Nipz you had to ruin it. It's the name of a film, dingus.
>inb4 Black Mirror becomes a reality.
you'd rather live in black mirror or the medieval times
The LEGO motors shown in this video are Mindstorms, which are programmed to do things on their own. Making it kinda hard to believe that the LEGO structure is being controlled by the brain of a worm, but, that’s just my thoughts.
They need the brain of Earthworm Jim
yea
One of my favorite games growing up.
Sega for life!
Roman Fox Jesus, you're dumb look at my time stamp it literally says 1 month. Which is older than 3 weeks you damn dummy. Is that your brain on the table?
Next step? SOMA.
Thats fucking terrifying
¡I though the same! xD
SOMA, a videogame. Look it up, it's freakin crazy, yet interesting..
their is no coin toss simon
One of the most thought provoking videogames.
Simulation isn't the same as downloading the worm brain into the bot ..
If I remember correctly, the worm brains are all identical for this species, so in this case it is the same.
Amy Agee yes, you have to consider that each worm has a different personality and desires lol
It’s not really a simulation. They have a neuron mapping of a worm brain and they mapped the robots brain the exact same way.
"Downloading the worm brain" would be exactly the same as simulating the worm brain. They have mapped every single neural connection and built it. Whether you recreate it by hand like these guys did, or use a fancy machine to recreate it not by hand like these guys didn't, the output would be literally the exact same in every way.
I'm imagining a scientist some years from now, turning the robot on after uploading their brain into it and the robot speaking with them like:
"who are you?"
"I am you"
😂😂😂
Watch Sword Art Online: Alicization
So what you're saying is that Skynet is close and is building an army of worm robots...
THE END IS NEAR!!!
RJTheHero wormnet
Black mirror 😦
Now I gotta watch Black mirror. Everyones talking about it.
Mr. Stuginator you do 👌
Yup, it is a rule that they tell u waht they are doing before they do it...if people dont catch on...it helps their so called power
whitr christmas ,black museum concept
iDcBich _ wtf is black mirror?
ITS BLACK MIRROR
Oh, can’t wait to put my brain into a computer simulation, then transfer my conscious into the brain, effectively achieving immortality!
I can smell a synth when there is one...
Thay must watch a lot of Rick and morty
MLG_ freddy_56 dead meme
MLG_ freddy_56 gross name ;\
Ugly fanbase
bad avatar/name
also those playlists on ur channel, lol nice nightcore
So they didn't really take the "brain" from an actual worm and place it inside a robot.
I guess that something as accurate as "simulated worm brain drives wheeled LEGO robot" wouldn't attract so much morbid interest, would it?
Sensationalistic clickbait much?
They did that with rat brains years ago.... They essentially made their own worm.
I have seen robots controlled by living moths
seededsoul really? If you can still find it can you put a link
they did not take the _physical_ brain and put it in a robot, they took the connections of the brain and put them in a device capable of controlling an electronic robot, so depending on your definition of a "brain" the title would be correct.
Seeker in a nutshell...
This title is clickbaity.
They didnt put a brain in the robot. They made an algorithm that they thought would mimic the neural patterns of the creature. Not the same at all.
Threre was a research study that hooked up a cockroach 'brain' directly into a robot. It skittered around the lab as you would expect a completely terrified cockroach would do...
The resewch was completely successful, but still very sad in a way...
The 'fear' or horror of a living insect mind being torn out of it's body and installed into a small plastic cup all wired up to a robot...
Truly unimaginable cruelty.
Yeah, I was hoping to see IRL Ghost in the Shell, not this shite.
@@SeaJay_Oceans Out of thousands of cockroach eggs laid by a cockroach in nature, only 1-2 survive to their adulthood. Nature is cruel.
There's no one can verify if it is indeed the neural patterns of the worm. Or did the researchers "accidentally" hardcoded the worm's behaviors somewhere, which is a billion times easier, with a dozen lines of code?
@@y.z.6517 Nature is an algorithm. The purity of mathmatics holds no favor, nor fear.
Trust in Science, trust in Truth, trust in Love.
I want dat brain.
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9,999,999 views you want a worm brain? Would that add or subtract from ur intelligence
SHARK BITE well the fact he doesn't understand that I would say add intelligence
Ddynamite lol you could well be right!
If our Brain was simple to Discover. We human would be so simple we couldnt
Which still might be a problem...
English?
Bradin Walker well yeah i am not the best in it. But you know what i mean... Right?
That's an assumption. Learning how our brains work so well may be a discrete but (relatively) simple truth blocked by a lack of the basic research needed to make that leap. A lot of the equations in science are incredibly simple for the behavior they describe, but were only derived after dozens or hundreds of years of observation had been put together and someone had the perspective to create them.
That's just a catch phrase. It may sound profound, but it has nothing to do with reality. There is no real reason we cannot fully understand human brains, although it may take some time. We would probably be much closer if not for people who like to masquerade a defeatist attitude as profound insight.
Black Mirror already told us not to do this
I feel like we’re being played here lol
Fyi people, calling Ceanorhabditis elegans a worm is technically correct but very misleading to what people think when they hear "worm". C. Habitis are a extremely small and simplistic species, so much so that we infact know it's entire genome . This would be a lot more impressive if it was an earthworm, still impressive nonetheless.
Source: Studying biotechnology.
Give it some time, we'll get there eventually.
this is cool and scary at the same time
the robot worm civilization is rising
I can see this being developed into a snake/worm robot that uses actual senses and goes into earthquake rubble , caves and other confined places to find survivors
Wait, so is that robot alive ??
luis sandoval nah it's just a computer chip that's meant to act like a worm brain down to the cellular level. Imagine a really, like insanely complex AI but like, it can only move around a little bit
I mean, it is debatable, more philosophy than technology. If you create a digital simulation of a living thing's consciousness, it's up to interpret whether or not that simulation is as inherently "alive" as the living thing itself.
If any of that makes sense.
When you play a game is the AI alive?
luis sandoval is anything alive? Is a cell alive, are the things that make up the cell alive, are atoms alive, are protons alive, gluons? quarks and stuff? Nothing is really alive, life is th and action of something that isn’t alive and it creating organization.
Edge McAwesome A.I. in a videogame is not really A.I. . A.I. implies that it is intelligent, can learn on its own Videogames have characters that respond to stimuli in predictable ways. If you shoot, say, a half life combine, it will shoot back, get under cover, or run. It cannot have an intelligent thought, it's all just RNG and behavior webs. If it was a truly sentient, "living" A.I., it would be as predictable as a person.
*SOMA FLASHBACKS INTENSIFIES*
Which part?
eVERYTHiNG
That ending tho. One of the best
Andrey Ivashin, yeah
Loved the game
Stop calling it a robot, it's a worm! Image someone put your brain in that robot and call you a robot.
i mean, its not literally a worms brain, its a simulated brain
1:37 “... let the worm bot be a worm .. bot”
lol that was funny
*SOMA INTENSIFIES*
at 2.22 is that crazy scientist Rick?
definitely looks like him.
Predecessor of Mecha godzilla
hmm, isnt that how the 90's movie started out? with a study of worms? ;)
I can really see the ultimate Roomba on its way, it moves on its own and it's hungry for dirt since the addition of the hunger dlc
Don't let this distract you from the fact that scientists did surgery on a grape
Now the most interesting thing... does it have consciousness?
I know, I know, the most logical answer is no, but simply think about it, about the fact that they simulated a brain, about the fact that that robot "acts".
He said in the video that this thing just simulates muscle action and nothing else
I am skeptical about this. The problem is that when you put the brain into a new physical vessel, you have to calibrate it to the new controls/body. In this process of callibration, you are essentially mapping what a worm WOULD do to what you would EXPECT a worm to do.
For instance: What if the wormbot began behaving randomly? You try to calibrate it so it starts to show recognizable behaviors. Maybe now it starts to behave more "wormlike". But you don't know if it was your calibration that caused this effect or if there actually are underlying "worm behavior" structures in the neurons.
You could callibrate the machine to turn the worm neuron signals into a calculator, or a clock, or a Roomba. That doesn't mean it really is any of these things.
Hopefully anyone who understands neural networks knows what I'm talking about here. You are essentially just playing with the weights.
Franco Miranda you would need an interface a protocol or device or whatever that would " translate" the input so it work with new body ... I guess. I don't know what I'm talking about! 😁
You are only right to some extent but this is not a traditional neural network running top down with distinct layers and constants that needs adjusting. It is a simulation of biology. Motor skills are not preprogrammed in living things, they evolve in worms and in us as we grow up. Simply connecting the right neurons with the right muscles, which they know from dissecting live worms, the worm will learn to move by itself. If it has senses so it can detect, say food, every time it inches closer to the food source and the smell becomes stronger, it will get a neurological reward that reinforces that particular connection between certain neurons making the chance of that special twitch more likely next time. A baby's brain has no idea how to grab a toy it simply sends random impulses to the muscles until it succeeds, and next time it starts closer to to the right sequence of movements until it masters it. There are actually self learning neural networks that adjust their variables themselves and the computer scientist have no idea what values the network is using. Here you go: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_network
franco-this actually sound more impressive, we could make our own brains rather than just copying (i also think this could count as thinking because evolution doesn't care about anything but the behaviours either, but we end up with thinking anyway(unless your [insert every political party]).
tore lund-i think i was told that the brains of worms are entirely encoded by their genetics so unlike humans i dont think they learn(im not a neuroscientist.)
Just like a child is taught. So, its fine.
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Maybe its an idea to put the heart, lungs and brain of a human into a robot.
If you do it good the brain, heart and lungs will stay alive. Then you maybe could connect fake nerves to the brain and connect it with the proper limb. It could help people who are paralysed a lot but it seems a long and very expensive project