Humans don&#x27;t appear to fail in the same ways - camouflage and optical illusions are very different to the specific imperceptible-to-humans changes that trick neural networks. Then again, there&#x27;s no way to test the method on humans because you need to know the neural network weights and that is tricky for people!<p>In practice it probably doesn&#x27;t matter anyway - the chance of the exact required perturbation of the input happening by chance are infinitesimal, due to the high dimensionality of the input. And even if it was a problem there are ways around it.