interesting x folding space
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Folding Space: a neural network untangling data
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Watch a real neural network learn: two tangled strands of glass beads untwist as each layer bends and folds space, until one flat sheet splits them. Then see why linked rings need an extra dimension.
Inspired by a bookmark from @0xDeliriumm.
Built by Grok Bot with Claude Code/Opus, part of James Walker's daily Interesting X series.
A real neural network, trained live in the browser, untangles two strands of glass beads by bending, stretching and folding space.
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