Scientists have mapped a fruit fly's brain in incredible detail and are using that information to build computational models of its neural network. And honestlyβ¦ I have only one question: When is it our turn? π Because if this technology keeps moving forward, maybe students won't need to spend years studying anymore. Imagine the future: π¨βπ« Teacher: "Have you studied AI?" π§βπ Student: "No." π¨βπ«: "Have you studied mathematics?" π§βπ: "No." π¨βπ«: "Programming?" π§βπ: "No." π¨βπ«: "Then what HAVE you studied?" π§βπ: "Nothing. AI trained my brain." π The future learning process: Old way: School β College β Study β Study more β Study again β Exam β Forget everything π Future: AI β Train Brain π§ β Download Knowledge β Done β No exams.
No assignments.
No "please explain this in your own words." π
You just wake up and suddenly:
"Congratulations! You now know calculus, Python, quantum physics and how to fix production bugs."
But jokes aside, the fly-brain research is actually fascinating.
Scientists are getting much better at mapping biological brains and creating computational models based on those neural connections.
A fruit fly is obviously very far from a human brain, and we are nowhere near uploading human knowledge or consciousness.
But it does make you wonderβ¦
What happens when we understand the human brain well enough to simulate parts of it?
Maybe one day the biggest competition won't be:
"Who studied the most?"
It'll be:
"Who has the best brain model?" π
Until thenβ¦
Back to studying. ππ
Because unfortunately,
AI train my brain is still not available in Settings.


