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Research on Simulated Fruit Fly Brain Shows Problem-Solving Abilities

Recent research has shown that simulated models of the fruit fly's nervous system can accomplish tasks such as solving a Rubik’s Cube, playing video games, and parallel parking a car. These findings highlight the potential applications of understanding insect brain functions.

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Recent research has shown that simulated models of the fruit fly's nervous system can accomplish tasks such as solving a Rubik’s Cube, playing video games, and parallel parking a car. These findings highlight the potential applications of understanding insect brain functions.

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