I don't follow. If you asked a human what the linked image looked like, they'd likely say a face, but if you then asked them what it actually was, they're all going to change their answer to a rock, even specifically a rock on Mars (if given a colour version of this image).
It's true that humans see patterns that aren't there, but does that detract from our ability to recognise objects?
I don't follow. If you asked a human what the linked image looked like, they'd likely say a face, but if you then asked them what it actually was, they're all going to change their answer to a rock, even specifically a rock on Mars (if given a colour version of this image).
It's true that humans see patterns that aren't there, but does that detract from our ability to recognise objects?