Something related - the title is:
The state of Computer Vision and AI:
we are really, really far. (2012)
To me, that means we are really close to achieving it, because we are really, really far along the path. But reading the article immediately creates a cognitive dissonance - that can't be right, can it?
No, the author means "we are really, really far away from our objective," which is not the same thing at all.
Was this deliberate, or did the author, in his focus on the question of interpreting images, simply not notice that his text was ambiguous as well?
Or is it just me?
No, the author means "we are really, really far away from our objective," which is not the same thing at all.
Was this deliberate, or did the author, in his focus on the question of interpreting images, simply not notice that his text was ambiguous as well?
Or is it just me?