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They seem to have got the correct impression that it's been "around for some time" as "some time" does not mean "a very long time" and you just confirmed that i
by swores 3y ago
They seem to have got the correct impression that it's been "around for some time" as "some time" does not mean "a very long time" and you just confirmed that it indeed isn't a just-published article but one which, coming out last year, has been around "for some time".
I'm guessing you're just reading into the phrase an implication that isn't there about it being particularly old.
- tom_ 3y ago"Some time" does have pretty much that implication. The exact amount of time is unspecified, but I'm unsure that 6 months is enough to count. Maybe this is an American vs British English thing? You dan't have to trust me: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/for-some-time https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/for-some...
- rob74 3y agoWell, you could argue that in the fast-evolving AI domain 5 months is already "a fairly long period of time"...