Matt is the first ever hummingbird pilot. 马特是首位蜂鸟飞行员。 Failure is part of creating new and amazing things. 失败是创造美妙新事物的必经之路。 We cannot both fear failure and make amazing new things like a robot ith

发表于:2018-12-18 / 阅读(49) / 评论(0) 分类 TED演讲科技篇

Each lightning bolt heats the air to 44,000 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than the surface of the Sun. 每一道闪电都能把空气。加热到44,000华氏度比太阳表面还热。 What if we could use these electromagnetic pulses as beacons,beacons

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And more so than most,he saw the highs and the lows,the celebrations and the disappointments. 很多时候,他看到我生活的起伏,成功和失败。 And on one particularly dark day for me,Jason sat down and he wrote an email. 在我非常难过

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And to carry a payload of more than a few pounds? (Yeah.) 并搭载一个只有几磅多的东西?(是的。) Like what's the payload it could carry? 那么可能会运载什么? Well I don't think we ultimately know what it will be, right. 呃

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So over the past few centuries, microscopes have revolutionized our world. 过去的几个世纪,显微镜改变了世界。 They revealed to us a tiny world of objects, life and structures that are too small for us to see with our naked eyes. 它揭

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We basically analyze the changes in the light that are recorded at every pixel in the video over time, 首先我们分析了录像中每个像素的光线随时间发生的变化, and then we crank up those changes. 我们放大这些变化。 We m

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I'd like to start with a short story. 我想先讲个故事。 It's about a little boy 有个小男孩 whose father was a history buff 他父亲是个历史爱好者, and who used to take him by the hand 常牵着他的手 to visit the ruins of an

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He goes there and does it. 它走去并按这个笼子。 And the same time, he is sending a mental message to the second rat that didn't see any light, 与此同时,他发送了一条神经信息给第二只看不见灯的老鼠, and the second

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So, take for example human emotion. 以人类的情感为例。 Right now, computers can make sense of our most basic ones, 如今,电脑能够明白我们的基本情感, like joy, sadness, anger, fear and disgust, by converting those characteri

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You also see young people using the tools and the sort of genres of the Internet in order to create places for intellectual engagement, 你还发现年轻人在使用互联网工具,来创建可以进行知识交流的空间, instead of the ironi

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So, even the more objective parts about being human are hard to describe. Like, conversation. 甚至很多关于人性的客观方面也很难描述。比如,对话。 Have you ever really tried to break down the steps? 你曾经尝试过分解谈话

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So while it might be grammatically correct and uses all the right hashtags and emojis, 尽管它的语法也许正确,用对了所有的话题标签和符号表情, it can end up sounding mechanical and, well, a little creepy. And we call this th

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So I wanted to explore how something like human intuition could be directly translated to artificial intelligence. 所以,我想探究如何将像人类直觉的东西直接地翻译给人工智能。 And I created a piece that explores computer-ba

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So these are just a few examples of how I'm using art to feed into my work as a designer and researcher of artificial intelligence. 这些都是我在自己的人工智能设计和研究的工作中如何利用艺术的例子。 And I see it as a cru

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I consider myself one part artist and one part designer. 我自认为既是一位艺术家,又是一位设计师。 And I work at an artificial intelligence research lab. 我在一个研究人工智能的实验室工作。 We're trying to create te

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See, for every qualitative thing about us -- you know, those parts of us that are emotional, dynamic and subjective 关于我们的每一个定性的特征,比如属于我们情感的、动态的、主观的部分, we have to convert it to a quan

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