How does artificial intelligence learn? - Briana Brownell

648,705 views ・ 2021-03-11

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翻译人员: Yuwei Wu 校对人员: Helen Chang
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Today, artificial intelligence helps doctors diagnose patients,
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如今的人工智能 可以帮助医生诊断病人,
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pilots fly commercial aircraft, and city planners predict traffic.
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飞行员驾驶商业飞机, 城市规划员预测交通。
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But no matter what these AIs are doing, the computer scientists who designed them
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但不论人工智能如何运作
设计它们计算机科学家 却可能不知道其具体运作方法。
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likely don’t know exactly how they’re doing it.
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00:27
This is because artificial intelligence is often self-taught,
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这是因为人工智能常有自学能力,
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working off a simple set of instructions
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它们会根据设定好的程序指令
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to create a unique array of rules and strategies.
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创造一套独特的规则和策略。
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So how exactly does a machine learn?
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那么机器到底是如何自主学习的?
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There are many different ways to build self-teaching programs.
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创建自学程序的方法有很多种。
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But they all rely on the three basic types of machine learning:
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但它们都依赖三种基础机器学习方法:
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unsupervised learning, supervised learning, and reinforcement learning.
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无监督学习、监督学习,和强化学习。
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To see these in action,
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来看看它们的真实运作情况,
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let’s imagine researchers are trying to pull information
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先想象一下,研究员正尝试 从一组包含了几千名患者的
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from a set of medical data containing thousands of patient profiles.
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医疗资料中提取信息。
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First up, unsupervised learning.
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首先,是无监督学习。
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This approach would be ideal for analyzing all the profiles
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此方法适用于通过分析所有资料
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to find general similarities and useful patterns.
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来获取大体的相似性和有用的模式。
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Maybe certain patients have similar disease presentations,
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也许某些患者有类似的疾病表现,
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or perhaps a treatment produces specific sets of side effects.
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抑或治疗会产生特定的副作用。
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This broad pattern-seeking approach can be used to identify similarities
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这种广泛的模式寻找方法
可以用来识别患者 档案之间的相似之处,
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between patient profiles and find emerging patterns,
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并发现新出现的模式,
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all without human guidance.
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所有这些都无需人类的指导。
01:28
But let's imagine doctors are looking for something more specific.
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但让我们想象一下医生 在寻找更具体的东西。
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These physicians want to create an algorithm
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这些医生想要创建一种算法
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for diagnosing a particular condition.
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来诊断特定的疾病。
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They begin by collecting two sets of data—
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他们首先收集两组数据:
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medical images and test results from both healthy patients
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健康患者和确诊患者的 医学图像和测试结果。
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and those diagnosed with the condition.
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01:45
Then, they input this data into a program
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然后,他们将这些数据输入一个程序,
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designed to identify features shared by the sick patients
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该程序旨在识别患病患者
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but not the healthy patients.
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而非健康患者共有的特征。
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Based on how frequently it sees certain features,
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根据看到某些特征的频率,
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the program will assign values to those features’ diagnostic significance,
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该程序将对这些特征的诊断意义赋值,
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generating an algorithm for diagnosing future patients.
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生成一种用于诊断未来患者的算法。
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However, unlike unsupervised learning,
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然而,与无监督学习不同的是,
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doctors and computer scientists have an active role in what happens next.
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医生和计算机科学家在接下来 发生的事情中扮演着重要的角色。
02:12
Doctors will make the final diagnosis
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医生将做出最终诊断,
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and check the accuracy of the algorithm’s prediction.
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并检查算法预测的准确性。
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Then computer scientists can use the updated datasets
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然后,计算机科学家 可以使用更新的数据集
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to adjust the program’s parameters and improve its accuracy.
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来调整程序的参数,并提高其准确性。
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This hands-on approach is called supervised learning.
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这种亲身实践的方法被称为监督学习。
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Now, let’s say these doctors want to design another algorithm
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现在,假设这些医生想设计另一种算法
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to recommend treatment plans.
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来推荐治疗方案。
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Since these plans will be implemented in stages,
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由于这些计划将分阶段实施,
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and they may change depending on each individual's response to treatments,
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并可能根据每个人 对治疗的反应而改变,
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the doctors decide to use reinforcement learning.
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医生决定使用强化学习。
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This program uses an iterative approach to gather feedback
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这个程序使用一种迭代的方法 来收集关于哪种药物、
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about which medications, dosages and treatments are most effective.
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关于哪种药物、剂量和治疗 最有效的反馈。
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Then, it compares that data against each patient’s profile
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然后,它将这些数据 与每个患者的档案进行比较,
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to create their unique, optimal treatment plan.
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以创建他们独特的、最佳的治疗方案。
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As the treatments progress and the program receives more feedback,
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随着治疗的进展 和程序收到更多的反馈,
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it can constantly update the plan for each patient.
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它可以不断更新每个患者的计划。
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None of these three techniques are inherently smarter than any other.
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这三种技术中没有哪一种 天生就比其他的更聪明。
03:06
While some require more or less human intervention,
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虽然有些需要或多或少的人工干预,
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they all have their own strengths and weaknesses
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但它们都有自己的优缺点,
03:11
which makes them best suited for certain tasks.
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这使它们最适合某些任务。
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However, by using them together,
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然而,通过将它们一起使用,
03:16
researchers can build complex AI systems,
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研究人员可以构建 复杂的人工智能系统,
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where individual programs can supervise and teach each other.
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其中单个程序可以相互监督和指导。
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For example, when our unsupervised learning program
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例如,当我们的非监督学习程序
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finds groups of patients that are similar,
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发现相似的患者群体时,
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it could send that data to a connected supervised learning program.
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它可以将这些数据发送到 连接的监督学习程序。
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That program could then incorporate this information into its predictions.
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然后该程序将这些信息纳入其预测。
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Or perhaps dozens of reinforcement learning programs
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或者,数十个强化学习项目
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might simulate potential patient outcomes
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可能会模拟潜在的患者结果,
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to collect feedback about different treatment plans.
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以收集关于不同治疗计划的反馈。
03:43
There are numerous ways to create these machine-learning systems,
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有许多方法可以创建 这些机器学习系统,
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and perhaps the most promising models
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而最有希望的模型可能是
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are those that mimic the relationship between neurons in the brain.
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那些模拟大脑神经元之间关系的模型。
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These artificial neural networks can use millions of connections
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这些人工神经网络 可以使用数百万个连接
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to tackle difficult tasks like image recognition, speech recognition,
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来处理图像识别、语音识别
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and even language translation.
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甚至语言翻译等困难任务。
04:01
However, the more self-directed these models become,
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然而,这些模型越自我指导,
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the harder it is for computer scientists
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计算机科学家就越难确定
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to determine how these self-taught algorithms arrive at their solution.
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这些自学的算法是如何得到 它们的解决方案的。
04:11
Researchers are already looking at ways to make machine learning more transparent.
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研究人员已经在寻找 让机器学习更透明的方法。
04:15
But as AI becomes more involved in our everyday lives,
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但随着人工智能越来越多地 参与到我们的日常生活中,
04:18
these enigmatic decisions have increasingly large impacts
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这些神秘的决定对我们的工作、
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on our work, health, and safety.
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健康和安全产生越来越大的影响。
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So as machines continue learning to investigate, negotiate and communicate,
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因此,在机器继续学习调查、 谈判和沟通的同时,
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we must also consider how to teach them to teach each other to operate ethically.
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我们也必须考虑如何教它们 彼此如何合乎道德地操作。
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