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Adversarial examples probably exist for humans too, they are just less easy to find since we can't easily backprop through human judgements like we can a bunch
by MiroF 6y ago
Adversarial examples probably exist for humans too, they are just less easy to find since we can't easily backprop through human judgements like we can a bunch of array multiplications and dot products.
Doesn't mean that they are not "actually" learning any more than we are.
- callmekit 6y agoThese are "adversarial answers" - additional answers to a multi-choice test. If you know the correct answer to the test, adding more possible answers shouldn't make you change your selection.