Home > Blog > Your AI can’t see gorillas One paper that caught my attention a bit ago was Selective attention in hypothesis-driven data analysis by Itai Yanai and Martin Lercher. In their study, students who were given specific hypotheses to test were much less likely to notice an obvious “gorilla in the data” compared to students who explored the data freely. This is specifically what the data looks like: data_m <- read_table("https://www.dropbox.com/s/685pkte3n3879mn/data9b_w.txt/?dl=1") data_...