“Abstract reasoning, mathematics and language are relatively recent in evolutionary terms, which is partly why computers excel at them. But motor control and probabilistic decision-making are things we’ve inherited through millions of years of evolution. Robots may be very good at solving maths problems, but we’re still trying to build robots that can walk properly.” Biological systems like the fruit fly simulation, he says, might eventually power robots, drones and other machines that need to navigate the messy unpredictability of the real world.
— Read on www.theguardian.com/games/2026/mar/16/petri-dish-brain-cells-playing-doom-cortical-labs
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