Explore what changes when you temporarily disable part of a digit-recognition neural network. AI Neural Scientist is a local learning lab for MNIST experiments, prediction comparisons and saved research reports. The creator screenshot shows its experiment setup in demo mode. Source available; local setup required.
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Source checked October 9, 2026Original creator T Kalvin explicitly credits Codex development of architecture, backend, experiments, notebooks and reports on Devpost; linked repository confirms attribution. Original gallery image visually inspected in Codex in-app browser: hypothesis, target layer/channel and conceptual network, labelled MNIST CNN demo mode. Image 2557x1427.
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