Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
ZEBRALINK Observatory puts a zebrafish brain on the trading desk
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An interactive neuroscience project replays a larval zebrafish model across everyday tasks and a deliberately paper-only crypto-trading experiment.
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ZEBRALINK presents a browser-run model built from recorded larval zebrafish data, with 545 cells driving simple task environments at 16 Hz. Its trading demonstration converts a price chart into pixel input and compares fixed right-versus-left hindbrain readouts before a guard permits or vetoes a paper action. The page reports 7,879 whole-brain frames, nine stimulus conditions, and 56,909 changed light-to-readout edges out of 64,748 observed edges.
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