Eyes are supposed to be windows to the soul -- but they make even better mirrors. And what they reflect will astonish you. Researchers studying the incredible level of detail in modern digital ...

Researchers at the University of Maryland have turned eye reflections into (somewhat discernible) 3D scenes. The work builds on Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF), an AI technology that can reconstruct ...

Here’s looking at you, kid: researchers studying the high level of detail that modern-day digital photographs can provide have stated that they’re able to pick out the tiny reflections of faces that ...

Clues to deepfakes may be in the eyes. Researchers at the University of Hull in England reported July 15 that eye reflections offer a potential way to suss out AI-generated images of people. The ...

The researchers came up with one real-world scenario to try this gear out in: they zoomed in on eye reflections from video clips by Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga, hoping to take advantage of quality close ...

Nanotextures created with designs similar to those found in the eyes of moths could help researchers develop a new generation of solar panels. These unique layers work by preventing reflections of the ...

Screens on even the newest phones and tablets can be hard to read outside in bright sunlight. Inspired by the nanostructures found on moth eyes, researchers have developed a new antireflection film ...

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The big picture: The Internet has long demonstrated the potential hazard involving unintentional reflections in photos. In 2015, researchers at MIT developed an algorithm to remove distracting (and ...

Researchers built a tool for detecting deepfake images of people that they said was 94% effective. The tool looked at reflections in both of a person's eyes to figure out if the image was fake.