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Phys.org — Technology · October 3, 2026 · On the brief until October 17, 2026

Visual illusion reveals what today's AI vision is missing

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relying on static image data instead of history-dependent biological perception

Researchers tested a motion illusion on humans, macaque visual cortex, and artificial neural networks. Neural representations in the primates shifted object positions based on recent motion, but the artificial networks did not. The findings provide a new benchmark to evaluate whether vision models process space the way brains do.

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Students can debate whether artificial vision models should replicate human perceptual errors instead of reporting physical coordinates.

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