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this post was submitted on 21 Apr 2024
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Ok It it's AI generated but I want to know what's happening at the cognitive level. This is unlike other multistable images I've seen before. Can someone explain how this works brain-wise?
The details distract your brain from seeing the underlying image. When you squint you can't see details so brain can suddenly see the hidden image.
People have made these before but AI is just 100x better at hallucinating in details so the effect is really strong.
Alright now I wanna know why squinting doesn't allow to see details but I'm getting one step closer to understanding it. Thanks
You see less and light/dark receptors are more sensitive. Same effect if you zoom out.
thanks!