The Living Network
The Living Network — watch AI think, live, as you type
A 68-neuron network that reacts to every single keystroke in real time. Every letter you type sends a pulse of light into the network — watch it ripple, cascade and fade across the layers, exactly like the signal-passing you learned about above.
This is a real, tiny feed-forward simulation (fixed random weights, sigmoid-like squashing, decay over time) driven live by your keystrokes — built purely to be watched. It is not a language model and doesn't "understand" what you type; it's a window into the kind of signal-passing every real neural network does, made visible.
In more detail
This is a small simulation of a feed-forward network with fixed random weights. Each key you press sends a pulse into the network, and you can see the signal spread across the layers and fade. It shows what signal passing through connected units looks like.
It is not a language model. It does not understand your text and it does not learn. The real computations in a language model (sections 08 to 15) are more structured, and they are not what is shown here.