Eon CEO @michaelandregg explains why a fruit fly became their first brain upload: "The fly is well-studied. It only has 140,000 neurons, so it's on the easier side. But it still has enough complex behavior, like hundreds of different behaviors." "The brain we applied was originally published in Nature in 2024, led by Philip Shiu, who is our head of engineering. Taking that brain, putting it into a body, and closing the sensory motor loop so it can see, smell, taste, and move around its world,…