Lab · Minds · A series of recordings · Interactive, in your browser
agent-neuron
An agent-neuron is a wrapper, and whatever goes inside it (a model, a shell script, a small function or a person) gets the same interface, so any neuron can send to any other. They connect many to many, so what you end up with is a graph, not a pipeline, and nothing in the middle decides when a neuron acts: its own wrapper does. This series plays back recordings of small networks I built to test the idea, one behaviour per chapter. Nothing on these pages runs live.
So what you see already happened, on one clock.
What this series is not
- A live run. Every figure plays a recording made once on one machine. No model is called. Nothing leaves your browser.
- A benchmark. The numbers come from one run. The data is invented.
- A model of the brain. “Neuron” is a loose name. It names connective tissue between programs.
- A product. It isn’t for sale.
Chapters
C1 · Open
Agreement
Forty invented alerts and three cheap detectors. One expensive call, and it waits until two of them agree.
C2 · Coming
Stale work
C3 · Coming
Budgets
C4 · Coming
Effects and unknown
C5 · Coming
Sealed composition
