Human brains sort similar colors into categories to help us perceive the world around us. It turns out birds use the same trick.

A new artificial intelligence agent can take just a few glimpses to get a 360 degree view of its environment, something usually only humans can do.

Certain fake images can "fool" artificial intelligence. Under the right circumstances, people can see them the same way a computer does.

New findings could offer a blueprint to better identify which areas of vision are recoverable after stroke.

Injecting genes into the eyes of blind mice restored their vision, researchers say. Could people be next?

A new website tests your skill for spotting real photos of faces versus fake ones artificial intelligence created.

Why do black and white stripes keep flies away? Scientists gave horses and zebras a "costume change" to find out.

Heavy smoking significantly changes color vision, a new study shows.

Researchers thought that the eye and the brain were the big factors shaping how we see contrast. But something else is also at play.

"This is extremely valuable for people with hereditary eye disease."