That’s an interesting question. There are different possible scenarios for the future of human vision, depending on the factors that influence it, such as evolution, technology, and environment. Some possible scenarios are:

Future humans will have larger brains and eyes, as a result of adapting to dimmer and more distant environments, such as outer space. This would allow them to process more information and see better in low-light conditions1.
Future humans will have bionic eyes, as a result of improving technology that can restore or enhance vision for people with vision loss. Bionic eyes are devices that use electrodes to stimulate the retina or the brain, creating artificial visual signals23.
Future humans will have enhanced vision, as a result of using wearable or implantable devices that can augment the natural vision with additional features, such as zooming, filtering, or displaying information. This would allow them to see beyond the normal limits of human vision4.
Of course, these are just some speculative possibilities, and the actual future of human vision may be different or a combination of these scenarios.
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