> this shows the human mind is not an ML algorithm. not necessarily. Humans have a lot more knowledge about contextual information that today's ML often misse

> this shows the human mind is not an ML algorithm. not necessarily. Humans have a lot more knowledge about contextual information that today's ML often misses. For every "image" you classify you use a LOT of side data. That side data has also been acquired through learning. Even if your actually saw a 1,000,000$ check or a 200 km/h speed limit, you'd know it's probably nonsense. Based on your life experience so far, you know that there's no way that mom just gave you a 1,000,000$ check, or that the city decided to turn that small residential street into a racing track. An image classification ML algorithm doesn't know any of that.