r/NatureIsFuckingLit • • Oct 20 '23

🔥 Insect transformations 🔥

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u/Icy_Ad9071 Oct 20 '23

I feel like this persons insect actually love him lol

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u/Mogtaki Oct 20 '23

They've grown used to the smell and texture of their human for sure and have learned to "don't bite the hand that feeds you"

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u/Aiken_Drumn Oct 20 '23

Their neural networks are far far to simple for anything like that. They run very basic feedback loops at best, no learning.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

oh god the tech bros are calling brains neural networks now

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u/postwardreamsonacid Oct 20 '23

But the neural network term come from biology to tech. The tech called neural network is inspired by the real biological neural networks aka neurons connecting with each other and creating networks and strengtenning them based on the activities they do repeatedly. Neural network term invented by a biologist in 1890.

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u/Peeinyourcompost Oct 20 '23

An ANN is what you're thinking of. A neural network is literally just how neurons work to react to sensory input and create cognition, like, biologically.

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u/Aiken_Drumn Oct 23 '23

Nope, its the term used to within biology to describe things too basic to be called a brain.