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I trained a 414k-parameter transformer to fly a boids flock, then tested whether the rules a probe can read are the ones it uses [P]

I wrote a small boid simulator (12 birds), recorded it flying, and trained a transformer to predict each bird's next move without it knowing about any boid rules. (built in Python and PyTorch: a transformer written from scratch, one token per bird, two attention layers, about 414k weights, trained…

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  1. 2026-10-11 14:25 · r/MachineLearning
    I trained a 414k-parameter transformer to fly a boids flock, then tested whether the rules a probe can read are the ones it uses [P]

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