A Scientist Has Trained His Pet Rats To Play Doom
The three rodents--aptly named Carmack, Romero, and Tom after the original Doom's creators--have a general understanding of how to play Doom and even react to unexpected obstacles.
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The three rodents--aptly named Carmack, Romero, and Tom after the original Doom's creators--have a general understanding of how to play Doom and even react to unexpected obstacles.
Do you ever wonder how scientists decide what to teach lab rats and then observe whether they can complete the task consistently, pass it on to their offspring or use it to take over the world? Maybe it’s time you should … and by ‘you’ we mean ‘us’. A Hungarian neuroengineer has done just that,... Read more »
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