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fromPsychology Today
3 weeks ago

Unmasking Deep Fakes: Lessons From Psychology

Deep fakes are increasingly hard to distinguish from real humans due to advancements in technology and AI.
Psychological insights and visual cues can aid in identifying deep fakes effectively.
AI algorithms are being developed with psychological principles to better differentiate between real and fake images.
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Wearables
fromArs Technica
1 month ago

Infrared contact lenses let you see in the dark

The development of contact lenses using nanoparticles enhances perception of infrared light, potentially providing 'super-vision' capabilities.
fromMDN Web Docs
1 month ago

Color models for humans and devices | MDN Blog

Every screen pixel emits light with a different intensity and wavelength. This difference in wavelength is perceived as a difference in color by humans (and by cats as well, but that's a different story).
UX design
OMG science
fromCreative Bloq
2 months ago

Scientists have discovered a "jaw-dropping" new colour - but you can't see it

A new color called 'olo' was discovered, but it can only be seen through laser stimulation, remaining invisible to the naked eye.
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

How Changes in Pupil Size Produce a Visual Illusion

The peripheral drift illusion demonstrates how static images can create perceptions of motion, significantly contributing to our understanding of visual illusions and their mechanisms.
Mindfulness
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