So, for example, the machine can predict "a hammer" but can't figure out if it's connected to the justice system or fixing a loose wooden plate. That seems ver

So, for example, the machine can predict "a hammer" but can't figure out if it's connected to the justice system or fixing a loose wooden plate. That seems very low resolution and brittle. Simple sleight of hand magicians can trick the visual cortex of their audience. They often do it to other people, but nothing prevents one to do it on himself, therefore, tricking the system. (hypothesis) > Our results cannot guarantee that all choices are preceded by involuntary images Yes, but that is not stopping the researchers from gloating about a less than impressive discovery.