Scientists grew a human mini-brain and used it to control a humanoid robot. It learned to grasp objects with 94% accuracy, chase a laser, and transfer learning between tasks—outperforming a conventional neural network in limited tests.

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1. 2026-10-23 08:52 · r/singularity
   Scientists grew a human mini-brain and used it to control a humanoid robot. It learned to grasp objects with 94% accuracy, chase a laser, and transfer learning between tasks—outperforming a conventional neural network in limited tests.