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A wild example of this is from a paper published ~10 years ago: researchers wrote a program that would display an image, then slowly change the color of a signi
by abtinf 4y ago
A wild example of this is from a paper published ~10 years ago: researchers wrote a program that would display an image, then slowly change the color of a significant object in the image. It was an unmistakable change, like turning a big object red in a grayscale image. When the change was slow enough (IIRC ~20-30 seconds), it would become undetectable to human perception if the person stared at it—even when explicitly told to look for a change. They published a demo video and I remember shocking several people with it.
Can’t remember the link. I might have found it through HN.
- ignoramous 4y agoSounds similar to (unproven) boiling frog: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_frog https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_frog