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Regarding benchmarks for single-neuron computation it just occurred to me that the Paramecium, a single-celled organism that is older than the dinosaurs, may be a good benchmark. In one benchmark we have movement, spike trains, causality, continuous control, and embodiment.
Motor neurons are optimised for information processing and if we assume that similarly-sized biological objects can pack equivalent amounts of information I think there may be a neuron that can solve the problems required for Paramecium survival. We can start with chemotaxis.
However, if we take into account the 'critique of pure learning' by @TonyZador: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/582643v1 …
...we would need to model both learning and evolution for 'innate' properties. Geoffrey Hinton's paper on the Baldwin Effect is also key: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/5d6c/84e7cd46d0a520ad6784a0f7f6825ef83685.pdf …
Thoughts and comments are welcome: @KordingLab, @NatashaMhatre, @ampanmdagaba, @xaqlab, @GaneshNatesh, @neuroprinciples
People might wonder how this generalises to the human brain. Well, the human brain is basically a system of neurons whose subnetworks are competing and collaborating with each other. 
Regarding my last point: (1) 'Dynamics of Competition between Subnetworks of Spiking Neuronal Networks in the Balanced State’ // https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0138947 … (2) Dynamical Encoding by Networks of Competing Neuron Groups: Winnerless Competition // https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/a0e4/249b0ab6e34699b12d49ad0d0a4c5e121886.pdf …
Note: A motor neuron and Paramecium have similar dimensions ~ 0.1 mm diameter. So we can think of Paramecia as swimming motor neurons. :)
You can go well before the animalia, even single celled plants are pretty mobile and doing some really interesting locomotion while at the same time integrating a lot of complex sensory info. Even bacteria...
And by the standards of natural selection, they are far and away the winners in comparison to humans. Waaaay more of them, by mass, by number, by longevity. We're just a blip.
I believe there's work in this direction being done by @RomainBrettehttp://romainbrette.fr/neuroscience-of-a-swimming-neuron/ …
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