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> how susceptible they are to adversarial attacks. Adding small amounts of noise causes misclassification in images, and some papers even explore the inevitability of adversarial examples

What if, in a distant future, computers turn out to be the correct one, humans's perception are biased?

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In what sense an image of a rabbit perturbed by adversarial noise can be _correctly_ recognized as a duck?

There can be a general consensus that the image looks like a duck at most. And if humans see a rabbit and AIs see a duck there just won't be consensus.