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Sure they do, agree with that. But word "equally" suggest the susceptibility is the same. I would actually emphasise the difference. It is much easier to fool a
by felippee 10y ago
Sure they do, agree with that. But word "equally" suggest the susceptibility is the same. I would actually emphasise the difference. It is much easier to fool a machine than a human, particularly if we have a copy of the machine at hand and tinker with it (see adversarial examples for deep nets). Humans are all different, so we can never expect our "adversarial example" to be 100% certain to work.