PYTHIA
Pythia is the world’s first mouse connected to AI. It represents the symbiosis of biology and technology, resulting from the combination of a living brain with neural interfaces and AI To integrate the living brain with AI, scientists at the Neiry Biotechnology Laboratory implanted electrodes into the somatosensory region of its brain.NB: All experiments strictly complied with applicable legal and ethical standards. This experiment caused a major sensation in the scientific community, attracted the attention of numerous science enthusiasts, and led to the establishment of a dedicated fan base for Pythia. The name “Pythia” became a phenomenon, inspiring the creation of many meme tokens named after it (PYTHIA). A portion of one such token was donated to the Neiry Science Laboratory, after which Pythia officially endorsed it and received strong support from the community. Later, Neiry deposited its PYTHIA supply together with its own SOL funds into a liquidity pool. The resulting fees are now used to fund further experiments in neuroscience and technology.
Overview
Pythia is the world’s first mouse connected to AI. It represents the symbiosis of biology and technology, resulting from the combination of a living brain with neural interfaces and AI To integrate the living brain with AI, scientists at the Neiry Biotechnology Laboratory implanted electrodes into the somatosensory region of its brain.NB: All experiments strictly complied with applicable legal and ethical standards. This experiment caused a major sensation in the scientific community, attracted the attention of numerous science enthusiasts, and led to the establishment of a dedicated fan base for Pythia. The name “Pythia” became a phenomenon, inspiring the creation of many meme tokens named after it (PYTHIA). A portion of one such token was donated to the Neiry Science Laboratory, after which Pythia officially endorsed it and received strong support from the community. Later, Neiry deposited its PYTHIA supply together with its own SOL funds into a liquidity pool. The resulting fees are now used to fund further experiments in neuroscience and technology.