The researchers decided to show the subjects images with which they are now able to deceive the AI. They asked study participants what the picture depicted and gave them a choice of two descriptive options: one for an AI response and one for a completely random response. In 75% of cases, the live subjects responded in the same way as a computer.
The researchers then showed people other images, as well as the AI's answer and the correct answer for what is shown in the pictures. The control group answered the question in the same way as a computer in 91% of the cases. Finally, the subjects were given a choice of 48 associations with various complex images. Even when people were shown television white noise, most of their associations coincided with the responses of the computer.
You can take the test yourself in this video. If most of the answers match, then you think like a machine:
Scientists believe that one of the most important aspects of our future lives is whether we can predict when machines will behave incorrectly. In the future, there should be such a profession as an "AI psychologist" who can figure out how a machine "thinks" and when it will start to lose its mind. Curious how long it will take for humans to become experts in machine thinking.