A fascinating time capsule of human feelings toward AI | Lucy Farey-Jones

53,158 views ・ 2020-04-14

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翻译人员: Shuhui Huang 校对人员: Yuwei Wu
我站在这里,是因为我有 太多个夜晚无法入眠,
担心和好奇哪一方最终会获胜。
人类还是机器人?
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I'm here, because I've spent far too many nights lying awake,
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如你所见,作为一个技术战略专家,
我的工作涉及到行为改变:
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worrying and wondering who wins in the end.
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去理解人们为什么 以及如何采用新技术。
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Is it humans or is it robots?
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这意味着我会非常沮丧,
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You see, as a technology strategist,
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my job involves behavior change:
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因为我知道我无法 活到这一切的结局。
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understanding why and how people adopt new technologies.
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事实上,如果看这个演讲 最年轻的人是十四岁,
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And that means I'm really frustrated
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而年纪最大的那位, 长寿的九十九岁,
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that I know I won't live to see how this all ends up.
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这样加起来,
我们的集体意识 也不过覆盖 185 年。
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And in fact, if the youngest person watching this is 14
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and the oldest, a robust 99,
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想想这个星球上生命的进化演变,
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then together,
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our collective consciousnesses span just 185 years.
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这点时间不过是弹指一挥。
说明我们都是无法参与的旁观者,
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That is a myopic pinprick of time
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没有谁可以活到这个问题的结局。
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when you think of the evolution and the story of life on this planet.
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所以我的公司想要解决这个问题。
我们想看看是否有办法跳出
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Turns out we're all in the cheap seats
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and none of us will live to see how it all pans out.
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我们现有的时间点的限制
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So at my company, we wanted a way around this.
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去了解这一切将如何进展。
为此,我们调研了 1200 名美国人,
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We wanted to see if there was a way to cantilever out,
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beyond our fixed temporal vantage point,
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他们代表了美国 人口普查的典型样本。
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to get a sense of how it all shakes up.
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我们问了一系列 他们对于人工智能和机器人的看法,
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And to do this, we conducted a study amongst 1,200 Americans
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并采集了他们科技采用的行为数据。
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representative of the US census,
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in which we asked a battery of attitudinal questions
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我们进行了这项大型研究
来分析性别之间,年代之间,
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around robotics and AI
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and also captured behavioral ones around technology adoption.
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以及宗教信仰,政治信仰
甚至工作职能 和人格特质之间的差异。
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We had a big study
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在机器人时代前的黎明,
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so that we could analyze differences in gender and generations,
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这是一颗迷人而短暂的, 包裹着人类之脆弱的时间胶囊。
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between religious and political beliefs,
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even job function and personality trait.
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我有五分钟来向你解释它。
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It is a fascinating, time-bound time capsule
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你该知道的第一件事是
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of our human frailty
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in this predawn of the robotic era.
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我们列出了一个现有和潜在的, 人工智能机器人应用场景的清单。
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And I have five minutes to tell you about it.
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The first thing you should know is that we brainstormed
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这份清单上天入地脑洞清奇,
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a list of scenarios of current and potential AI robotics.
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那么,房屋清洁机器人, 有点想法不?
恶搞点儿的,
想过机器人宠物保姆, 或是机器人律师吗?
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They ran the spectrum from the mundane,
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又或是机器人做爱伴侣?
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so, a robot house cleaner, anyone?
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来点可怕的, 比如半机械人,人和机器的结合体,
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Through to the mischievous,
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the idea of a robot pet sitter, or maybe a robot lawyer,
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或者上传你的大脑,这样你死了它还活着。
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or maybe a sex partner.
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Through to the downright macabre, the idea of being a cyborg,
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我们根据在这些场景下 人们的舒适度,画了一张图表。
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blending human and robot,
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or uploading your brain so it could live on after your death.
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在研究中共有 31 个场景,
但方便起见,在这里我就展示几个。
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And we plotted people's comfort levels with these various scenarios.
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你首先会注意的, 当然是这一大片红色区域。
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There were actually 31 in the study,
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说明美国人对这些东西 都感到很不舒服。
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but for ease, I'm going to show you just a few of them here.
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所以我们叫它不适指数, 而不是舒适指数。
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The first thing you'll notice, of course, is the sea of red.
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大多数美国人只能接受两件事,
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America is very uncomfortable with this stuff.
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That's why we call it the discomfort index,
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就是智能房屋清洁机器人 和智能快递机器人。
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not the comfort index.
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There were only two things the majority of America is OK with.
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所以戴森和亚马逊,你们应该聊聊。
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And that's the idea of a robot AI house cleaner
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资本机遇就在这里。
看来我们已经准备好把家务 交给我们的机器人朋友啦。
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and a robot AI package deliverer,
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so Dyson and Amazon, you guys should talk.
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在服务方面,我们算是不置可否,
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There's an opportunity there.
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智能机器人律师或是财务顾问, 也许可以接受。
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It seems we're ready to off-load our chores to our robot friends.
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但我们坚决反对机器人看护的想法,
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We're kind of definitely on the fence when it comes to services,
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无论是护士,医生还是育儿。
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so robot AI lawyer or a financial adviser, maybe.
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看到这,你可能会说,
哎呀没关系的,露西,
去睡觉吧,别担心, 人类终将胜利。
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But we're firmly closed to the idea of robot care,
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别那么着急下结论。
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whether it be a nurse, a doctor, child care.
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如果你仔细看我的数据,
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So from this, you'd go,
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你会发现我们比自己想得要脆弱。
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"It's OK, Lucy, you know what?
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Go back to sleep, stop worrying, the humans win in the end."
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人工智能不太擅长品牌化自己。
有那么多人说他们绝对不接受 个人助理这个选项,
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But actually not so fast.
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If you look at my data very closely,
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you can see we're more vulnerable than we think.
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可事实上,其中 45% 的人 在他们的口袋里就有一个:
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AI has a branding problem.
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Alexa,谷歌或Siri。
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So of those folks who said
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that they would absolutely reject the idea of a personal assistant,
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五分之一的人反对人工智能配对,
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45 percent of them had, in fact, one in their pockets,
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却已经,你猜对了, 尝试过线上约会。
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in terms of a device with Alexa, Google or Siri.
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还有 80% 的拒绝乘坐
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One in five of those who were against the idea of AI matchmaking
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由人类飞行员替补的无人驾驶飞机的人,
也都乘坐过商务航班,
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had of course, you guessed it, done online dating.
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就像今天飞来温哥华的我。
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And 80 percent of those of us who refuse the idea
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以免你觉得每个人 都很害怕,实际上,
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of boarding an autonomous plane with a pilot backup
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这中间还有了不起的中立者。
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had in fact, just like me to get here to Vancouver,
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如果你向他们提起,
“机器人朋友。”
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flown commercial.
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Lest you think everybody was scared, though,
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他们会说“嗯, 机器人朋友,也许可以。”
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here are the marvelous folk in the middle.
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亦或是你说, “人工智能宠物呢。”
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These are the neutrals.
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他们会说,“话不要说死嘛。“
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These are people for whom you say,
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"OK, robot friend,"
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而就像任何有点本事的 参政人员知道的那样,
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and they're like, "Hm, robot friend. Maybe."
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争取到摇摆的中立方 就可以改变大局走向。
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Or, "AI pet,"
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and they go, "Never say never."
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另一个体现我们脆弱之处的, 是男人——
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And as any decent political operative knows,
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不好意思,男人们, 你们认可无人驾驶
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flipping the ambivalent middle can change the game.
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和觉得上传大脑得永生 很好玩的人数,
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Another reason I know we're vulnerable is men --
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是女人的两倍,
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I'm sorry, but men, you are twice as likely than women
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而觉得变成半机械人很酷炫的人数, 是女人的两倍半,
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to believe that getting into an autonomous car is a good idea,
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当然我认为这是好莱坞的错。
(观众笑)
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that uploading your brain for posterity is fun,
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现在我希望你们左右看看这个场子,
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and two and a half times more likely to believe that becoming a cyborg is cool,
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要知道这里每四个男人,就有一个 觉得和机器人上床没什么问题。
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and for this, I blame Hollywood.
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算下来,那就是 千禧一代男人的 44%,
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(Laughter)
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And this is where I want you to look around the theater
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而相对的,女人只有 10%。
这给对于“机械式做爱”的抱怨 来了一层反转。
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and know that one in four men are OK with the idea of sex with a robot.
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That goes up to 44 percent of millennial men
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(笑)
然而说实话, 更让人惊讶的是
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compared to just one in 10 women,
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真正行为上的区别。
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which I think puts a whole new twist on the complaint of mechanical sex.
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这张图表显示了持有和不持有 装载语音助手设备的人的数量,
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(Laughter)
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Even more astounding than that though, to be honest,
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比如智能音箱、 智能家居控制中心,或智能手机。
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is this behavioral difference.
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So here we have people who have a device with a voice assistant in it,
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你们可以看到,
特洛伊木马已经来到了我们家里。
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so a smart speaker, a home hub or a smart phone,
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随着这些智能设备的数量激增,
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versus those who don't.
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和我们的集体意识的卸防,
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And you can see from this graph
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that the Trojan horse is already in our living room.
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我们已经可以看到结局了。
也许现在是最适合承认
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And as these devices proliferate
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and our collective defenses soften,
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我度假的时候 带上了Alexa智能音箱的时机。
最后一个我有时间聊的发现, 是时代性。
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we all see how it can end.
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看看才三代人产生的不同。
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In fact, this may be as good a time as any to admit
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I did take my Alexa Dot on vacation with me.
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这是从沉默的一代,到婴儿潮那代, 再到千禧一代的跨度。
更精彩的是, 如果你稍微推导一下,
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Final finding I have time for is generational.
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So look at the difference just three generations make.
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按照这个速度,
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This is the leap from silent to boomer to millennial.
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虽然我很确定以后会加速,
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And what's more fascinating than this is if you extrapolate this out,
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如果速度不变,
那八代之后,
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the same rate of change,
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我们就能听到每个美国人
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just the same pace,
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not the accelerated one I actually believe will be the case,
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说这些东西大部分都是正常的。
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the same pace,
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所以2222年就是 那个神奇的一年,
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then it is eight generations away
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when we hear every single American
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当这里提及的所有都成为主流。
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thinking the majority of these things here are normal.
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如果你还需要一些说服,
这是一张不同时代出生的人, “对人工智能的兴奋度”
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So the year 2222 is an astounding place
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理所当然地,年轻人是最兴奋的。
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where everything here is mainstream.
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And lest you needed any more convincing,
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然而, 我职业生涯中最矛盾的发现却是,
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here is the generation's "excitement level with AI."
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当我向他们提出, 我的深夜灵魂拷问,
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So not surprisingly, the youngest of us are more excited.
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“谁是最后的赢家?”
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But, and possibly the most paradoxical finding of my career,
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结果你猜。
越是对人工智能和机器人感到兴奋,
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when I asked these people my 3am question,
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你就越可能说机器人会赢。
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"Who wins in the end?"
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我并不觉得我们需要 一个神经网络学习软件
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Guess what.
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The more excited you are about AI and robotics,
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来预测这的最终走向。
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the more likely you are to say it's the robots.
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我们就是那温水里煮着的青蛙。
所以如果在TED2222, 机器人们正在观看这篇演讲庆祝胜利,
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And I don't think we need a neural net running pattern-recognition software
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to see where this is all headed.
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We are the proverbial frogs in boiling water.
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你们能不能派一个半机械人 把我挖出来,然后告诉我你是对的?
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So if the robots at TED2222 are watching this for posterity,
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(观众笑)
谢谢。
(鼓掌)
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could you send a cyborg, dig me up and tell me if I was right?
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06:21
(Laughter)
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Thank you.
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(Applause)
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