The state of Computer Vision and AI: we are really, really far (2012)
Something related - the title is:<p><pre><code>    The state of Computer Vision and AI:
    we are really, really far. (2012)
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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?<p>No, the author means "we are really, really <i>far away from our objective</i>," which is not the same thing at all.<p>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?<p>Or is it just me?