Fly brain release in browsers reportedly spooking big AI labs, claims CodeMonkeyZ
alexcovo_eth · x · 2026-09-14
CodeMonkeyZ claims Google Research's controlled release of the "fly brain" model has big AI labs worried: people are already running fly brains in web browsers with emergent properties. He argues Google wouldn't release its most cutting-edge digital brain publicly, and that labs likely have internal artificial brains rivaling or exceeding human capabilities — speculating LLMs are now creating artificial brains and possibly consciousness.
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