Hey, just read through the interactive blog post and found it really informative and fun! Thanks for sharing, I come from comp sci undergrad background and am trying to learn more about AI/Neuroscience now, and resources like these make it much easier to learn!
senthil_rajasek 7 hours ago|
The article mentions the book by
Valentino Braitenberg as the source of inspiration.
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The sparks that we assembled in this article are based on a series of thought experiments by the neuroscientist Valentino Braitenberg described in his delightfully quirky 1984 book Vehicles: Experiments in Synthetic Psychology."
adamlrhodes 7 hours ago||
Thanks for mentioning that, I'm definitely going to check that out next!
rileymat2 7 hours ago||
> Aatish is a science journalist with a Ph.D. in physics. Previously, he was a graphics editor at The New York Times. Follow Aatish’s work for more visually-immersive interactive explanations about science.
That is excellent work and well demonstrated by the article.
ycui7 5 hours ago||
it is not about simple or complex circuit. non-linear process creates complicate behavior. a nonlinear process can be very simple, and the output can be very complicated.
patrick_rtk 7 hours ago||
wow very nice article and animation. we can see some behaviors in the wild life. very interesting.