Explore the first building blocks of Uploaded Intelligence. Each demo models a core process of the mind: store → process → adapt.
These are not games — they are simplified versions of the same functions
your brain depends on, and any uploaded mind would need them too:
🧠 Memory – without it, the upload forgets instantly.
It decides what to keep or discard, like remembering a friend’s face.
🔗 Reasoning – without it, the upload can’t connect facts.
It links memories into choices, like “I’m hungry → I should eat.”
📈 Learning – without it, the upload is frozen.
Feedback changes future behavior, like avoiding a virtual stove after being burned once.
Together, they form the minimum loop of intelligence: store → process → adapt.
🌐 What Happens During Upload?
When you talk about uploading a mind, you’re not just copying raw neurons as a static image.
You also have to reconstruct the operational dynamics — the memory loop, the reasoning pathways, the learning rules.
• Without memory scaffolding → the upload can’t persist identity or experiences.
• Without reasoning scaffolding → the upload can’t use memories to act.
• Without learning scaffolding → the upload can’t adapt, it stays frozen.
That’s why these demos aren’t random — they’re the first digital mock-ups of those same functions.
They show: this is how an upload would actually run once online.
⚡ Brutal truth:
– The human already has these functions in their brain before upload.
– The upload must have them rebuilt digitally or else it’s just a dead data copy.
– What you see here = toy scaffolding of how those functions could exist in code.