Human vs Brain

Human vs Brain is a reaction game where you compete against a computational model based on the connectome of an adult male Drosophila central nervous system. The game consists of 10 rounds where both you and the brain race to select the correct side where a visual target appears.

The model simulates about 166,700 mapped neurons and includes plastic synapses that allow it to adapt through experience over time. The network's anatomy remains constant, but 300 synapses can change to reflect learning.

This game is designed for those interested in brain science and computational neuroscience, offering a way to explore how a biological neural network processes visual stimuli and makes decisions.