A little brain.
A lot to learn.
Meet your newest student. Teach it a scent. See what sticks.
SCENT ASSOCIATION
Waiting for the classroom
The first exam follows 10 lessons.
Same starting point. No lessons.
Class starts when the model connects.
Practice makes… progress?
You can also start an exam whenever you like.
Happening in class.
A small experiment. An open notebook.
This is a live associative learning prototype with synthetic wiring, inspired by fly learning circuits. Its 32 model units receive scent inputs; rewarded choices change their weights and influence future choices. The rendered fly illustrates those choices. It is not a full fruit-fly connectome simulation.
Correct choices receive sugar. Active association weights update; a small recovery term allows forgetting. Teaching the other scent changes the task.
Learning is frozen for 40 trials with shuffled scent positions. An untrained baseline uses the same random trials. Small samples can fluctuate.
All viewers share this model. Activity updates every 2 seconds while open. Between visits, lessons pause and resume from saved state.
These scores measure this toy task, not biological intelligence. Full connectome integration and independent validation are future work.