What Cloud Computing Can Learn from Neuroscience: How the Brain Architects 'Cloud Applications' [I]
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Proposal to model the addiction reward circuit as microservices on Kubernetes/OpenStack, mapping pods to ventral tegmental area (VTA), nucleus accumbens and orbital/prefrontal cortices, ingesting 7T fMRI and other modalities and running interchangeable algorithms (random forest, neural nets, Gaussian processes). The claim is a working v0.01: simulate dopaminergic signaling, including measured delays (VTA signal ~0.02s vs prefrontal ~2s), run experiments via a CI/CD simulation pipeline, and scale across containers, bare-metal HPC and registries for reproducible research.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:38Who am I
- 1:59Who are you
- 2:22Game
- 3:30Infrastructure
- 6:05Principles of Intelligence
- 8:09Agenda
- 9:07Neuroscience Crash Course
- 10:41Addiction Circuit
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