Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
SPIDERRH — A Spider Connectome on the Open Internet
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An experimental browser simulation that claims to run a 165,122-neuron spider connectome, turning visual input into cursor movement.
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The project describes a browser-to-cursor loop built from a claimed spider connectome rather than a conventional machine-learning model. Its stated implementation uses 892 hexagonal visual columns, leaky integrate-and-fire neurons, and named motor cells whose asymmetry controls cursor direction. The page also reports a reward experiment involving 44,042 KC→MBON synapses and displays a contract address, while noting that the current simulation is between runs.
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