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Perhaps your reference [0] would work on the human brain too, if only we could know all the weights assigned to all neurons/axons of the given human this should apply to :)

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Interestingly, you can treat the NN as a black box (ie, not look at individual weights or even the architecture) and still derive adversarial cases:

https://arxiv.org/abs/1602.02697

Interesting. Would that work on humans too?

Could be! We'll need a volunteer comfortable with having their neuronal weights experimented on.

You are forgetting local protein-based computations observed in biological neurons we have no clue about...

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