Study tests when real connectome wiring beats shuffled nulls
In the mushroom body, real Kenyon-cell wiring beats a shuffle by 0.09 under two protocols but loses by 0.09 when physiology is data-constrained.
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Hierarchical intrinsic goals match fly exploration in a digital twin
DIAYN, trained without external reward, best matched fly locomotion and neural coding of turns more than 10 seconds ahead.
The Fly That Stopped: Mushroom-Body-Inspired Habituation as a Reward-Free Scheduling Prior for Autonomous Penetration Testing
A reward-free, fly-inspired scheduler reduced duplicate actions in lab autonomous penetration tests without finding more vulnerabilities.