Let me make it clear first, I’m not a techie and can’t write a single line of code. This whole thing was created using AI tools, from noon to evening today. The website and its content weren’t generated by AI. That juvenile zebrafish is real—71,721 neurons, continuously recorded for two hours. This is real data publicly released by Google Research and HHMI Janelia (ZAPBench, CC-BY 4.0). What I did was directly integrate that data into your browser and map it onto its original body—not like those external simulations done with animations. How can you prove it’s real? Open http://zebrafishcoin.netlify.app Press F12, and you’ll see the data being downloaded from Google’s public storage bucket. Disconnect from the internet, and the visualization stops. Then go to the Network tab → Refresh the page. Type "storage" in the filter box and take a screenshot. You’ll see a whole row of requests to http://storage.(googleapis.com), with the fish running alongside. Currently, this fish is only pulling data on what it’s observing at the moment. Next, I’ll start teaching it about cryptocurrency. What tasks should I give it? Playing games or trading crypto feels a bit outdated. Feel free to share ideas, and I’ll make it happen. I’m showing through action that building a community isn’t just talk. zebrafishbrain to the moon https://zebrafishcoin.netlify.app zebrafishbrain