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What if, in the abstract language of fungi, there's a message or encrypted narratives that, if deciphered, would expand our perception of intelligence and existence?
Explore → systm.ai/mycelium
Mint → foundation.app/collection/sy…
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each 'neo embryo' consists of 256 million AI-generated pixels, delivering 16K resolution for an almost microscopic quality 🔬
→ systm.ai/neo-embryo
"At the heart of SYS™ latest project, "neo embryo:genesis," lies a captivating, multi-layered exploration of the nascent symbiosis between organic existence and the cybernetic realm." @thisispapermag
→ thisispaper.com/mag/neo-embr…
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Last week on Browsing Mode, we featured @BrunoArizio, @systmAI, @The_NewCompany, and more!
→ browsingmode.com
neo embryo:genesis by SYS™ reveals a cryptic visual allegory encapsulating the nascent state of #generativeAI while delving into the profound implications of humanity's evolving bond with #deeptechnology.
→ systm.ai/neo-embryo
PILGRIMS is an ongoing series exploring fully onchain art, coded entirely in pure HTML/CSS.
PILGRIM 0 (proto:pilgrim) is the first piece in the series, originally created in 2022 by @syscry
24/12/24, 14kb, HTML/CSS
→ opensea.io/assets/base/0xa02…
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Is fungi smarter than we think? New research shows how the mycelial network of Phanerochaete velutina, a cord-forming wood decay fungus, can “recognize” spatial arrangements of wood blocks and adapt its decay strategy accordingly.
Over 116 days, fungi displayed fascinating behaviors, connecting blocks in different patterns based on their positioning. The results? A smarter, more efficient decay process.
This study pushes the boundaries of what we know about cognition in non-brain organisms, suggesting that mycelium exhibits “basal cognition”, the ability to recognize and adapt to its environment. Could fungi’s decision-making capabilities inspire future bio-based computing systems? Learn more: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
"These emergent properties and unexpected behaviors are not anomalies to be corrected, but rather integral aspects of their development. They are the cracks that let in the light, the vehicles through which these systems can grow and evolve."
→ opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0…
"...humans, like computers, are self-replicating machines, transmitting a vital genetic code across time that will exist forever..." systm.ai
"AI in conversation with SYS™ (and vice versa) "→ mirror.xyz/systm.eth/nxmSfuZ… #neoembryo
