【AI趋势】吴恩达:AI最大的机会不在你以为的地方 · 打破
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | There's been a lot of misinformation about AI. | 对AI的误导很多. |
| 0:03 | This is Andrew. | 这是安德鲁。 |
| 0:04 | 他共同创办了Google Brain和Coursera. | |
| 0:07 | His machine learning course has reached millions of learners | 他的机器学习课程 已经达到了数百万的学习者 |
| 0:09 | and he is one of the most influential voices in AI today. | 他是今天AI最有影响力的声音之一。 |
| 0:13 | So a handful of leading AI companies | 所以,少数主要的AI公司 |
| 0:14 | have been very loud voices of fear-mongering around AI | 在AI周围发出恐惧的声音 |
| 0:18 | to try to get regulations passed. | 试图让 条例通过。 |
| 0:20 | This drumbeat of fear-based messaging | 恐怖讯息的鼓声 |
| 0:22 | has skewed societal's perception | 扭曲了社会观念 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | There's been a lot of misinformation about AI. | 对AI的误导很多. |
| 2 | This is Andrew. | 这是安德鲁。 |
| 3 | 他共同创办了Google Brain和Coursera. | |
| 4 | His machine learning course has reached millions of learners | 他的机器学习课程 已经达到了数百万的学习者 |
| 5 | and he is one of the most influential voices in AI today. | 他是今天AI最有影响力的声音之一。 |
| 6 | So a handful of leading AI companies | 所以,少数主要的AI公司 |
| 7 | have been very loud voices of fear-mongering around AI | 在AI周围发出恐惧的声音 |
| 8 | to try to get regulations passed. | 试图让 条例通过。 |
| 9 | This drumbeat of fear-based messaging | 恐怖讯息的鼓声 |
| 10 | has skewed societal's perception | 扭曲了社会观念 |
| 11 | to be really negative on AI. | 对AI非常负面。 |
| 12 | People talk to me about data centers and job loss. | 人们和我谈论数据中心和失业问题。 |
| 13 | Maybe AI could do 30, 40% of many jobs. | 也许AI能做30,40%的工作。 |
| 14 | And what that means is, well, that 60% that the human does | 也就是说 人类60%的工作 |
| 15 | has become even more valuable. | 已经变得更加宝贵。 |
| 16 | What about loss of human control over AI? | 对AI失去人的控制怎么办? |
| 17 | I think about something else that we can't control. | 我想到别的东西,我们不能控制。 |
| 18 | I think you're one of the voices in AI | 我觉得你是AI里的声音之一 |
| 19 | who comes with a huge background | 有着巨大背景的人 |
| 20 | and machine learning and teaching AI, | 以及机器学习和教学 |
| 21 | and also you're a positive voice | 而且你是一个积极的声音 |
| 22 | because this is something that I've been seeing, | 因为这是我见过的 |
| 23 | especially this summer, how poor lives the society has become, | 特别是今年夏天 社会的贫穷生活 |
| 24 | especially on social media when I'm posting about AI | 尤其是在社交媒体上 当我发布AI |
| 25 | and people talk to me about data centers and job loss. | 人们和我谈论数据中心和失业 |
| 26 | Why do you think this wave started recently? | 你觉得这波为什么是最近才开始的? |
| 27 | What do you think the causes are? | 你觉得原因是什么? |
| 28 | There's been a lot of misinformation about AI | 关于AI有很多错误信息 |
| 29 | and the root cause of a lot of this | 以及很多事情的根源 |
| 30 | is an unfortunate attempt that started two, three years ago | 这是一个不幸的尝试 开始于二,三年前 |
| 31 | of, I think, PR and regulatory capture. | 我认为,公关和监管捕捉。 |
| 32 | It turns out that one of the most valuable things | 原来最有价值的东西之一 |
| 33 | in AI right now is the giant AI models, | 在AI现在 是巨大的AI模型, |
| 34 | giant large language models that some companies have trained. | 巨型大型语言模型 一些公司已经训练。 |
| 35 | But if you spend billions of dollars training a model, | 但如果你花几十亿美元训练一个模特儿 |
| 36 | it's really inconvenient if someone else trains a model | 如果别人训练一个模特儿 实在太不方便了 |
| 37 | and wants to give it to anyone in the world to use for free. | 并想把它给世界上的任何人免费使用. |
| 38 | So a handful of leading AI companies, I think, as you know, | 所以,一些主要的AI公司,我认为,你知道, |
| 39 | have been very loud voices of fear-mongering around AI | 在AI周围发出恐惧的声音 |
| 40 | to try to get regulations passed, | 试图通过条例, |
| 41 | to create an unfair playing field that favors incumbents | 创造一个有利于现任者的不公平竞争环境 |
| 42 | so that we all have to pay a high toll for use of AI | 因此我们都得付出高昂的代价来使用AI |
| 43 | while stymieing the other teams, | 一方面阻击其他队伍, |
| 44 | be it researchers or other companies | 不管是研究者还是其他公司 |
| 45 | that want to just give away open way to open source models | 想要给开源模型开辟道路 |
| 46 | that anyone can use much cheaper. | 任何人都可以使用便宜得多。 |
| 47 | Unfortunately, fear-mongering works. | 不幸的是,恐惧的侵扰是有效的。 |
| 48 | When you go and say AI is like nuclear weapons, | 当你去说AI就像核武器, |
| 49 | which is an analogy that has no basis in fact, | 这是没有根据的比喻, |
| 50 | what do they have to even do with each other? | 他们之间有什么关系? |
| 51 | Or when you go around and cherry pick cases of AI, | 或者当你绕圈子去 和樱桃挑AI的案件, |
| 52 | making a misstep and make it much bigger than it is, | 做一个错误的步, 使它比它大得多, |
| 53 | or even spread misinformation about how AI uses data centers, | 甚至散布关于AI如何使用数据中心的错误信息, |
| 54 | uses a lot more water than the actual reality. | 用的水比现实多得多 |
| 55 | This drumbeat of fear-based messaging | 恐怖讯息的鼓声 |
| 56 | has skewed societal's perception | 扭曲了社会观念 |
| 57 | to be really negative on AI, | 对AI非常负面, |
| 58 | which is unfortunate because this is slowing down | 这太不幸了,因为这样会减速 |
| 59 | American adoption in AI. | AI中的美国收养. |
| 60 | This is making America less competitive | 这让美国竞争力降低 |
| 61 | and unless we get the truth about AI out there, | 除非我们知道AI的真相 |
| 62 | which is that it's fantastic benefit with some problems, | 这对解决一些问题有好处 |
| 63 | but not nearly to the degree to which they're blown up to be, | 但没有达到爆炸的程度 |
| 64 | it will hurt individuals. | 它会伤害个人。 |
| 65 | I'm gonna read out some of the problems | 我要宣读一些问题 |
| 66 | that people are highlighting, job loss and inequality. | 人们正在强调,失业和不平等。 |
| 67 | What do you think? | 你觉得呢? |
| 68 | The job apocalypse, the job pocalypse, | 工作启示录, 工作浮夸, |
| 69 | this idea that AI will take over 50% of jobs, | 这个想法,AI将占据50%的工作, |
| 70 | people will be out of work, rotting in the streets, | 人们将失业,在街头腐烂, |
| 71 | that's just not gonna happen. | 那只是不会发生。 |
| 72 | With every wave of technology, including AI, | 随着每一波技术,包括AI, |
| 73 | the skills we need to do great work shifts | 换工作需要的技能 |
| 74 | and so AI is changing job professions. | 所以AI正在改变职业 |
| 75 | But boy, I wish AI just doesn't work well enough. | 但是,孩子,我希望AI 只是工作不够好。 |
| 76 | I know that handful of businesses want to hype up AI | 我知道有几家企业想哄骗AI |
| 77 | to say, we have super intelligence | 可以说,我们有超级智能 |
| 78 | or we'll have artificial intelligence or whatever | 否则我们会有人工智能之类的 |
| 79 | and can do all the stuff that humans do. | 并且可以做人类做的一切 |
| 80 | I wish AI work better, which is not good enough | 我希望人工智能工作做得更好 这还不够好 |
| 81 | to make AI do everything a human does. | 让人工智能做人的一切 |
| 82 | And if you look at the analysis of jobs, | 如果你看看工作的分析, |
| 83 | economists, like my friend Eric Brinovson at Stanford, | 经济学家,像我的朋友埃里克·布里诺夫森 在斯坦福, |
| 84 | Andy McAfee at MIT, | 麻省理工学院的安迪·麦卡菲 |
| 85 | economists have analyzed many people's jobs | 经济学家分析了很多人的工作 |
| 86 | and by breaking it down into individual tasks | 并把它分成个人任务 |
| 87 | and maybe AI could do 30, 40% of many jobs. | 也许AI能做30%,40%的工作。 |
| 88 | And what that means is, well, that 60% that a human does | 也就是说,人类60%的工作 |
| 89 | has become even more valuable | 越来越珍贵 |
| 90 | because it's called an economic compliment | 因为这叫做经济赞美 |
| 91 | to the 30, 40% is now cheaper. | 30,40%现在更便宜。 |
| 92 | And so what will happen is people that use AI, | 接下来是使用人工智能的人 |
| 93 | maybe people that use AI will replace people | 也许用人工智能的人会代替别人 |
| 94 | that don't use AI, but AI is not in a position | 但是AI没有地位 |
| 95 | for the vast majority of jobs to replace people. | 给绝大多数的工作来代替人。 |
| 96 | Of all the different professions, | 在不同的职业中 |
| 97 | the one that's most affected by AI now is software engineering | 现在受AI影响最大的是软件工程 |
| 98 | because AI is actually fantastic at writing code. | 因为人工智能在写代码方面的确很棒 |
| 99 | And what we see is that the number of job openings | 我们所看到的是 职位空缺的数量 |
| 100 | in software engineering is up, | 在软件工程上, |
| 101 | contrary to what the doom fear mongers would say, right? | 和末日的恐惧相反 对吧? |
| 102 | AI is not actually able to replace software engineers | AI实际上无法替换软件工程师 |
| 103 | and all the good software engineers I know | 还有我认识的所有优秀的软件工程师 |
| 104 | are busier than ever. | 比以往任何时候都更忙。 |
| 105 | Now the flip side of it is, | 现在它的反面是, |
| 106 | if someone's still write code like this 2022 | 如果有人还写这样的代码2022年 |
| 107 | before trying GPT, they're in trouble. | 在尝试GPT之前 他们就有麻烦了 |
| 108 | They need new skills, like don't do stuff | 他们需要新技能,就像不做东西一样 |
| 109 | that 30, 40% of AI can automate. | 30,40%的人工智能可以自动化. |
| 110 | You've got to start doing that, let AI do that, | 你必须开始这样做, 让AI做到这一点, |
| 111 | but then gain your skills to do the other 60, 70% | 然后获得技能 做其他60,70% |
| 112 | that AI cannot do. | 这是大赦国际不能做的。 |
| 113 | What would your advice be to new graduates? | 你给新毕业生的建议是什么? |
| 114 | Because I talked to Eric on this podcast | 因为我跟艾瑞克谈过这个播客 |
| 115 | and he was talking about that there's not really | 他当时在说真的没有 |
| 116 | a lot of impact on the job market, | 对就业市场影响很大, |
| 117 | except for, I think he mentioned people from 18 to 25 | 除了,我想他提到了18到25岁的人 |
| 118 | who just graduated. | 谁刚毕业。 |
| 119 | What would be your advice to those people | 你对这些人的建议是什么? |
| 120 | who don't have the expertise | 谁没有专长 |
| 121 | maybe to strategize in their job yet? | 也许他们的工作有策略吗? |
| 122 | They can only do manual work that AI can do as well. | 他们只能做人工工作,而AI也可以做. |
| 123 | So one real challenge for fresh college grads | 所以,一个真正的挑战 对于新鲜的大学毕业 |
| 124 | is that the university system is slow to adapt. | 大学系统适应性很慢 |
| 125 | And so, you know, I love academia. | 所以,你知道,我喜欢学术。 |
| 126 | I think we should all support academia and universities. | 我认为我们都应该支持学术界和大学。 |
| 127 | And when AI comes and transforms the way software is written, | 当AI来改变软件的写法时, |
| 128 | universities often take like a year or two | 大学通常要花一两年时间 |
| 129 | for the faculty to master the skills, | 以便教职员掌握技能, |
| 130 | then create new courses, | 然后创造新的课程, |
| 131 | get curriculum committee approval or whatever, | 得到课程委员会的批准或什么的, |
| 132 | get the faculty senate to vote. | 让参议院投票 |
| 133 | It just takes years. | 只是需要几年时间 |
| 134 | And that speed of change in academia | 学术界的变革速度 |
| 135 | is very poorly matched to the speed of change in AI. | 与AI的改变速度非常差。 |
| 136 | So sadly, many universities are still teaching students | 可惜许多大学还在教学生 |
| 137 | to be ready for the jobs of 2022 | 为2022年的工作做好准备 |
| 138 | when we shouldn't even be teaching them | 我们不应该教他们 |
| 139 | for the jobs of 2026, | 为2026年的工作, |
| 140 | we should be teaching them for the jobs of 2028 and beyond. | 我们应该教他们2028年及以后的工作 |
| 141 | And what this means is the job openings are there. | 这说明职位空缺就在那里。 |
| 142 | Tons of employers I know just can't find enough skill, | 我知道很多雇主都找不到足够的技能 |
| 143 | you know, people at any level of seniority. | 你知道,任何级别的人。 |
| 144 | But it turns out in my office right now, | 但是现在在我的办公室里 |
| 145 | we have a lot of interns. | 我们有很多实习生 |
| 146 | There are current college students, fresh college grad, | 有现在的大学生, 新鲜的大学毕业, |
| 147 | we also have one high school intern, | 我们还有一个高中实习生, |
| 148 | and they're amazing and productive. | 和它们惊人和生产。 |
| 149 | But the key is they're all very AI native. | 但关键是他们都是AI本地人 |
| 150 | They all use AI tools to do the things that I could do, | 他们都用人工智能工具来做我能做的事, |
| 151 | but then also, you know, | 还有,你知道, |
| 152 | lean in to doing the things that humans can do | 做人类能做的事 |
| 153 | that AI can't for a long time. | AI不能在很长一段时间。 |
| 154 | So there's plenty of work for people to do. | 故众生有余功德. |
| 155 | But so my advice to fresh college grads | 但我建议大学毕业 |
| 156 | or the people currently in college is, | 或者目前大学里的人 |
| 157 | by all means, work hard in classes, you know, | 在课堂上努力工作 |
| 158 | get good grades, learn from the instructors, | 学好成绩 向老师学习 |
| 159 | but to the extent that there are still additional skills | 但只要还有更多的技能 |
| 160 | that the university has not yet adapted to teaching, | 大学还没有适应教学, |
| 161 | then find other ways to learn online, | 然后找其他方法在网上学习, |
| 162 | 无论是来自Coursera还是深层学习.ai还是Udemy | |
| 163 | or other places where you can gain the more cutting edge skills, | 或其他可以获得更先进技能的地方, |
| 164 | especially AI skills, | 特别是人工智能, |
| 165 | that universities have not yet worked in the curricula. | 大学还没有在课程中工作。 |
| 166 | Quick pause, because what Andrew just said about workflows | 暂停一下,因为安德鲁刚才说的工作流程 |
| 167 | connects to something that HubSpot just put out for free. | 连接到HubSpot刚刚免费推出的东西. |
| 168 | The thing is, the real opportunity right now | 问题是,真正的机会,现在 |
| 169 | is not just in the models themselves, | 不只是模型本身, |
| 170 | but in what you build on top of them, | 但你们在他们的上面所创造的, |
| 171 | how you turn AI from a chat window | 从聊天窗口打开AI |
| 172 | into workflows that actually do work for you. | 进入工作流程 真正为你工作。 |
| 173 | And the good news is, | 好消息是,我们 |
| 174 | you don't have to start by building a full agent. | 你不必开始 建立一个完整的代理。 |
| 175 | You can start much simpler with better prompts. | 你可以用更好的提示开始简单得多。 |
| 176 | HubSpot刚刚发布了高级聊天GPT | |
| 177 | Prompt Engineering Playbook, and the idea is very simple. | 即时工程游戏本 这个想法很简单 |
| 178 | In seven days, it helps you move | 7天之内,它能帮助你移动 |
| 179 | from getting generic AI answers to building prompts | 从获得通用AI解答到构建提示 |
| 180 | that give you much more consistent and useful options. | 那样你就能更一致和更有用的选择了 |
| 181 | Because we've all had this moment, | 因为我们都有这一刻 |
| 182 | you type in one vague sentence, | 你输入一个模糊的句子, |
| 183 | get something mediocre back, | 拿些平庸的东西回来 |
| 184 | and then spend the next 20 minutes fixing it yourself. | 然后再花20分钟自己修 |
| 185 | This playbook is basically built for that exact problem, | 这本游戏本基本上是为这个问题而建的 |
| 186 | and it walks you through a single progression. | 它让你经历了一个单一的进化。 |
| 187 | First, you learn how to structure prompts | 首先,你学会如何构建提示 |
| 188 | with things like role, context, format, and parameters. | 包括角色、上下文、格式和参数。 |
| 189 | Then it gets more advanced, few-shot examples, | 然后,它得到了更先进, 几个镜头的例子, |
| 190 | chain of thought reasoning, | 思想推理链, |
| 191 | more precise prompt structures, | 更精确的快速结构, |
| 192 | and ways to make outputs more reliable. | 以及如何使产出更加可靠。 |
| 193 | What I like is that it doesn't stop at individual prompts. | 我喜欢的是它不会停止 个别的提示。 |
| 194 | It also shows you how to build reusable AI personas, | 也告诉你如何建造可重复使用的AI人物, |
| 195 | modular prompt components, | 模块快速组件, |
| 196 | and eventually your own signature prompt engineering system. | 最后你自己的签名即时工程系统。 |
| 197 | So instead of starting from scratch every time, | 所以不是每次从零开始 |
| 198 | you're building a repeatable way to work with AI, | 你正在建立一个可以重复的方式 与AI合作, |
| 199 | whether you're creating content, analyzing data, | 你是否正在创建内容 分析数据 |
| 200 | or making business decisions. | 或做出商业决定。 |
| 201 | The playbook is free. | 游戏本是免费的. |
| 202 | Links in the description. | 描述中的链接. |
| 203 | Thanks to HubSpot for sponsoring this video. | 感谢HubSpot赞助了这段视频. |
| 204 | And now back to our conversation with Andrew. | 现在回到我们和安德鲁的谈话 |
| 205 | I want to say one other thing. | 我想说另外一件事。 |
| 206 | It turns out, if you look at the skill map changes, | 事实证明,如果你看 技能地图的变化, |
| 207 | one of the most important changes is | 最重要的变化之一是 |
| 208 | it's so much easier to build with AI than before. | 和AI一起建起来比以前容易多了 |
| 209 | When something becomes much easier, | 当事情变得容易得多, |
| 210 | a lot more people should do it. | 更多的人应该这样做。 |
| 211 | And so now, not only should professional software engineers | 所以现在,不仅专业的软件工程师 |
| 212 | build software with AI, | 与AI一起构建软件, |
| 213 | it's becoming much easier for everyone to build with AI, | 对AI来说,每个人都更容易建起来 |
| 214 | and people that embrace that and do so | 和接受并接受的人 |
| 215 | will be more productive and will accomplish more, | 将会更加丰硕,并且更加成功, |
| 216 | and I think have more fun than the ones that don't. | 我觉得比那些不开心的人更好玩 |
| 217 | And AI lets you build really fast. | 人工智能让你建得很快 |
| 218 | So for people that are not just software engineers, | 所以对于不仅仅是软件工程师的人来说 |
| 219 | but marketers, recruiters, HR professionals, | 但市场营销者、招聘者、人力资源专业人员, |
| 220 | operations specialists, | 业务专家, |
| 221 | I think if they learn to build with AI, | 我想如果他们学会和AI一起建设 |
| 222 | they'll really just do much more, whatever the job role is. | 他们真的会做的更多, 不管工作的角色是什么。 |
| 223 | How do you, by the way, measure the increase in productivity | 顺便说一句,你怎么衡量生产率的提高? |
| 224 | when you deploy AI? | 当你部署AI时? |
| 225 | Do you have a KPI in your company? | 你的公司有KPI吗? |
| 226 | I wish it was a simple answer. | 我希望这是一个简单的答案。 |
| 227 | I find that the business outcome of AI | 我发现AI的商业结果 |
| 228 | is more a function of the business | 更属于企业的功能 |
| 229 | than a function of the AI. | 而不是大赦国际的职能。 |
| 230 | For some, it may be increased customer growth and retention, | 对一些人来说,这可能会增加客户的增长和保留, |
| 231 | or maybe faster to serve customers, | 或者更快地为顾客服务, |
| 232 | or it may be increased accuracy in some tasks. | 也可能提高某些任务的准确性。 |
| 233 | So the KPI tends to be related to the business | 因此,KPI倾向于与业务有关 |
| 234 | rather than the AI. | 而不是大赦国际。 |
| 235 | So you can't directly measure just AI, | 所以你不能直接测量AI |
| 236 | because it's an interesting thing to do, | 因为它是一个有趣的事情做, |
| 237 | because we've been deploying AI actively in my company, | 因为我们一直在积极部署AI在我的公司, |
| 238 | and I think for me as a media company, | 我认为作为一个媒体公司, |
| 239 | it's probably the amount of views, the output. | 可能是浏览量 输出量 |
| 240 | It's just interesting how different people measure, | 有趣的是不同的人如何衡量, |
| 241 | even revenue, like if you're becoming more effective | 甚至收入,就像如果你越来越有效 |
| 242 | with how you make money. | 你如何赚钱。 |
| 243 | Actually, say more. | 其实,说更多。 |
| 244 | How are you using AI in your business? | 你怎么在你的生意中使用AI? |
| 245 | Oh my God. | 天呐 |
| 246 | First of all, we have Claude for all of us, | 首先,我们有 克劳德为我们所有人, |
| 247 | and we have certain projects | 我们有一些项目 |
| 248 | for every social media that we're on. | 我们所有的社交媒体。 |
| 249 | So for example, for this podcast, | 比如说,对于这个播客, |
| 250 | we have a project that's called Guests, | 我们有个叫"客人"的项目 |
| 251 | and it knows all the analytics from previous guests, | 它知道所有分析 从前宾客, |
| 252 | and it has certain criteria | 而且它有某些标准 |
| 253 | on which we rank every single person | 我们把每个人排在其中 |
| 254 | who comes to the podcast, | 他来见播客, |
| 255 | whether he or she is cited, | 无论他或她被引用, |
| 256 | whether they have a certain opinion on AI, | 他们是否对大赦国际持有某种意见, |
| 257 | whether they've been active with AI in their company, | 他们是否一直活跃 在AI在他们的公司, |
| 258 | or if they're a recent founder in AI. | 或者他们是AI的最近创始人 |
| 259 | So it gives them different weights, | 因此,它给他们不同的重量, |
| 260 | and it comes up with a grade based out of 40. | 并得出一个等级 根据40。 |
| 261 | 40 meaning tier one, 30 meaning tier three, et cetera. | 40表示一级,30表示三级等. |
| 262 | And then we have another one | 礛и临Τ |
| 263 | that analyzes every single podcast, | 分析每个播客, |
| 264 | and gives me tips on how to ask questions. | 并给我如何提问的提示。 |
| 265 | 与Instagram相同,与LinkedIn相同. | |
| 266 | It has my tone of voice, personal dossier, | 它有我的声音,个人档案, |
| 267 | my business strategy. | 我的业务策略 |
| 268 | So whenever it writes something, | 所以,每当它写的东西, |
| 269 | it knows all the facts about me, how I sound. | 它知道关于我的所有事实 我的声音。 |
| 270 | Every social media is run by a person. | 每个社交媒体都由一个人管理. |
| 271 | So a person makes a strategic call. | 所以一个人做出一个战略号召。 |
| 272 | And by the way, | 顺便说一句 |
| 273 | if you can give me feedback on this, if I can improve. | 如果你能给我反馈, 如果我能改进。 |
| 274 | So what I'm working on right now is closing the loop, | 所以,我现在的工作是 关闭循环, |
| 275 | because sometimes they send me a text, | 因为有时候他们会给我发短信 |
| 276 | and I'm like, oh, we need to change this, this, and that. | 而我喜欢,哦,我们需要改变这个,这个,那个。 |
| 277 | But that happens in a chat, in Telegram. | 但是,这发生在聊天, 在Telegram。 |
| 278 | And we have this feedback. | 我们得到了这个反馈。 |
| 279 | We have a bot that scans all of our chats. | 我们有一个机器人 扫描我们所有的聊天。 |
| 280 | But I really want AI to be able to learn continuously | 但我真的希望AI能够不断学习 |
| 281 | from this feedback to just know my taste better. | 从这些反馈来了解我的品味 |
| 282 | There's one thing I see a lot in AI, | 我在AI里看到很多东西 |
| 283 | which is it turns out for AI's data scientists, | 对AI的数据科学家来说 |
| 284 | or AI's brainstorming partner, | 或AI的集思广益伙伴, |
| 285 | it often comes up with one or two good ideas, | 它经常提出一个或两个好主意, |
| 286 | two or three mediocre ones, and four atrocious ones. | 两三个平庸的,四个残暴的。 |
| 287 | And sometimes you wonder, | 有时候你会想 |
| 288 | how could my AI have thought | 我的人工智能怎么会想到 |
| 289 | that could even be a plausible idea? | 这甚至可能是一个可信的想法? |
| 290 | And to me, this relates to the job-pocalypse point of view, | 对我来说,这涉及到 工作启示论的观点, |
| 291 | which is that for a long time, humans, you, me, | 人类,你,我, |
| 292 | everyone watching this, | 大家看这个 |
| 293 | will have a significant context advantage over AI, | 与大赦国际相比,在环境方面具有显著优势, |
| 294 | which is that you know something | 就是你知道一些东西 |
| 295 | that's incredibly obvious to you | 这对你来说是显而易见的 |
| 296 | that that was an awful idea, but the AI did not. | 那是个糟糕的主意 但人工智能没有 |
| 297 | And it turns out that one of the reasons | 结果发现一个原因 |
| 298 | why AI will not replace our jobs or whatever, | 为什么AI不会取代我们的工作什么的, |
| 299 | large percentage not anytime soon, | 比例很高,没有很快 |
| 300 | is because humans have a massive context advantage | 因为人类拥有巨大的环境优势 |
| 301 | compared to AI. | 与大赦国际相比。 |
| 302 | We know so much that from our years of experience | 我们从多年的经验中知道这么多 |
| 303 | that we talked to customer, | 我们和顾客谈过 |
| 304 | we saw the funny facial expression that told us, | 我们看到了有趣的面部表情 告诉我们, |
| 305 | ah, they don't like this. | 啊,他们不喜欢这样。 |
| 306 | Or we talked to business or our manager said, | 或者我们跟生意谈了 或者我们的经理说 |
| 307 | hey, blah, blah, blah, I really care about this. | 嘿,嘿,嘿,我真的关心这个。 |
| 308 | And so it turns out that almost all humans, | 结果发现几乎所有的人 |
| 309 | well, maybe all humans, just know a lot of the stuff | 好吧,也许所有的人类, 只是知道很多的东西 |
| 310 | that the plumbing does not exist, | 使管道不存在, |
| 311 | and they don't think it exists for the foreseeable future. | 他们认为它不存在 在可预见的未来。 |
| 312 | And so that's why AI is so important for AI to get. | 所以AI才这么重要 |
| 313 | I know sometimes people talk about | 我知道有时候人们会谈论 |
| 314 | the importance of human judgment or human taste. | 人类判断或品味的重要性。 |
| 315 | And some people wonder, all right, what is taste? | 有些人在想,什么是味道? |
| 316 | Is this fuzzy thing? | 这是模糊的东西吗? |
| 317 | But to me, the technical thing that underlies | 但对我来说, 技术问题的基础 |
| 318 | why humans have better judgment and better taste than AI | 为何人类比AI更有判断力和品味 |
| 319 | is this context advantage. | 这是上下文的优势。 |
| 320 | And because this is a long-term advantage, | 因为这是一个长期优势, |
| 321 | like no one's gonna solve this, you know, in a few years, | 就像几年后 没人能解决这件事 |
| 322 | this is why we just need a lot more humans | 所以我们需要更多的人 |
| 323 | with that judgment and taste to keep on complementing AI. | 以判断和品味 继续补充AI。 |
| 324 | And doesn't this make education even more important? | 这难道不使教育更加重要吗? |
| 325 | Because education gives us context. | 因为教育给我们提供了背景。 |
| 326 | This is another thing I'm hearing about AI, | 这是另一件事 我听到关于AI, |
| 327 | like you won't need education | 就像你不需要教育一样 |
| 328 | because all the information is at your fingertips. | 因为所有信息都在你的指尖上 |
| 329 | You just ask Chad GPT. | 你只是问查德GPT。 |
| 330 | But when you say context and taste, | 但当你说上下文和品味时 |
| 331 | for me, that's years of acquiring knowledge | 对我来说,这是多年 获得知识 |
| 332 | and learning from the best and seeing how they perform | 向最好的人学习,看看他们的表现 |
| 333 | versus just asking a chat. | 而不是只是问话 |
| 334 | I'm gonna say something that may be controversial. | 我要说一些有争议的话 |
| 335 | I don't know if I've said this publicly, | 我不知道我是否公开说过 |
| 336 | but I think it's true, which is frankly, | 但我认为这是真的 老实说 |
| 337 | AI models are terrible for learning. | AI模型对于学习来说是可怕的. |
| 338 | I know people think AI is wonderful at getting things done. | 我知道人们觉得AI很擅长做事情 |
| 339 | Use it all the time, love it. | 常用之,爱之. |
| 340 | All the data that's coming out is that | 所有的数据出来是 |
| 341 | when, say, college students use AI, we know this. | 当,比如,大学生使用AI, 我们知道这一点。 |
| 342 | It's just the studies now back up as well, | 只是现在的学习也有所恢复 |
| 343 | so we also have numbers, but the data is very clear. | 因此,我们也有数字, 但数据非常清楚。 |
| 344 | Students go higher on homeworks when they use AI. | 学生使用人工智能时,功课会更高. |
| 345 | Yay, higher homework schools. | 耶,高等家庭作业学校。 |
| 346 | But retention, their long-term performance is much worse | 但保留,他们的长期表现更差 |
| 347 | because their AI do the work for them. | 因为他们的人工智能为他们工作。 |
| 348 | More and more studies are coming out to back this up now | 越来越多的研究 出来支持现在 |
| 349 | that I think people think, oh, it turns out, | 我认为人们会认为, 哦,结果, |
| 350 | I think Wikipedia is a wonderful tool. | 我认为维基百科是一个很棒的工具。 |
| 351 | It has tons of facts. | 它有很多事实。 |
| 352 | Web search is a wonderful tool. | 网络搜索是一个很棒的工具。 |
| 353 | It has tons of facts. | 它有很多事实。 |
| 354 | But it turns out that when you ask AI to do work for you, | 但事实证明 当你要求AI为你工作时 |
| 355 | you are cognitive offloading to AI, | 你将认知卸载到AI, |
| 356 | which is great because that's how society moves forward | 这是伟大的,因为 社会如何前进 |
| 357 | when it gets work done. | 当它完成。 |
| 358 | But human retention is much worse. | 但人类保留的情况更糟。 |
| 359 | It's just so clear that LLMs, as they are most commonly used, | 很明显,LLMS, 因为最常用的是, |
| 360 | are terrible for learning. | 学习是可怕的。 |
| 361 | I'm not saying there's no way to use it | 我不是说没有办法用它 |
| 362 | in a way that is good for learning. | 以有利于学习的方式。 |
| 363 | I think there are ways to use it that are good for learning. | 我认为有方法使用它,对学习有好处. |
| 364 | But even for myself, there's so many things | 但即使是我自己, 有很多事情 |
| 365 | that are on the AI model over the last six months | 过去6个月AI模式中 |
| 366 | or whatever, like building some project, | 或者什么的,像建设一些项目, |
| 367 | how does this front-end backend component work, whatever. | 这个前端后端组件是如何工作的,什么的。 |
| 368 | Give me the answer, get the job done. | 给我答案 完成任务 |
| 369 | It was fantastic. | 简直太棒了 |
| 370 | But six months later, I don't remember the answer | 但半年后 我不记得答案了 |
| 371 | when I need to redo that front-end backend component, | 当我需要重做前端后端组件时, |
| 372 | I ask the AI again. | 我又问AI。 |
| 373 | So data is really clear. | 所以数据非常清楚。 |
| 374 | We should stop thinking of AI as helpful for learning. | 我们不应该把人工智能视为有助于学习。 |
| 375 | At least the vast majority of ways | 至少绝大多数的方法 |
| 376 | that the vast majority of people are using AI models today | 绝大多数人今天都在使用AI模型 |
| 377 | is absolutely terrible for learning. | 这对学习是绝对可怕的。 |
| 378 | But you're building a company helping solve that, right? | 但你正在建立一个公司 帮助解决这个问题,对不对? |
| 379 | Because the one-to-one tutoring with AI | 因为跟AI的一对一辅导 |
| 380 | is that where you just announced | 是你刚刚宣布的 |
| 381 | 和Coursera的一亿投资 | |
| 382 | Yes, so I'm excited about leading a new organization | 是的,所以我很高兴领导一个新的组织 |
| 383 | called Learn Vector that is focused | 名为“ 学习矢量” 的焦点 |
| 384 | on building new learning experiences | 积累新的学习经验 |
| 385 | that is much more one-to-one than one-to-many. | 这比一对一多得多 |
| 386 | So 15 years ago, I was privileged to participate | 所以15年前,我有幸参加 |
| 387 | in the online courses movement | 在线课程运动 |
| 388 | that I think changed the way a lot of people learn. | 我认为改变了很多人的学习方式 |
| 389 | But that was, and still remains, | 但这曾经是,现在仍然是, |
| 390 | largely a one-to-many experience | 主要是一对一的经验 |
| 391 | where everyone kind of watches the same video, | 所有人都看同样的视频 |
| 392 | which is actually okay, it actually works well. | 这其实是好的, 它实际上工作很好。 |
| 393 | But the technology now exists | 但技术已经存在 |
| 394 | to create much more personalized, | 创造更个性化, |
| 395 | customized one-to-one experiences. | 定制的一对一体验. |
| 396 | And so our team is working hard on that. | 因此,我们的团队正努力进行这项工作。 |
| 397 | I think we'll have a lot more to show by early next year. | 我想到明年初我们还有很多事情要做 |
| 398 | When think about human skill development, | 想想人类技能的发展 |
| 399 | I feel like because AI has so heavily impacted | 我觉得因为人工智能影响很大 |
| 400 | software engineering, what we see happening | 软件工程,我们看到的 |
| 401 | in the job market for software engineering | 在软件工程的就业市场上 |
| 402 | is a harbinger or as a forerunner | 是预兆还是预兆? |
| 403 | of what we'll see in other disciplines as well. | 我们在其他学科也会看到的东西 |
| 404 | And in software engineering, | 在软件工程方面 |
| 405 | people need to learn new skills. | 人们需要学习新的技能。 |
| 406 | But when they do, they are thriving | 但是,当他们这样做, 他们蓬勃发展 |
| 407 | and creating more value and frankly getting raises | 创造更多价值 坦率地说 获得高薪 |
| 408 | and doing even more exciting projects. | 和做更令人兴奋的项目。 |
| 409 | And what I'm seeing the early signs of | 我所看到的早期迹象 |
| 410 | in other disciplines as well, | 其他学科, |
| 411 | for example, in software engineering, | 例如,在软件工程方面, |
| 412 | most developers, like front-end, back-end developers | 大多数开发者,如前端,后端开发者 |
| 413 | have now become full-stack developers | 现已成为全存储开发者 |
| 414 | because of AI help, you could take on broader scope. | 因为AI的帮助, 你可以承担更大的范围。 |
| 415 | I'm seeing early signs of this in other disciplines as well | 我在其他学科也发现了早期的迹象 |
| 416 | where, for example, someone in marketing | 例如,市场营销中的人 |
| 417 | that did marketing coordination, | 做营销协调, |
| 418 | coordinating marketing campaigns with AI help, | 在大赦国际的帮助下协调营销活动, |
| 419 | they can now become more of a full-cycle marketer | 他们现在更能成为全周期的营销者 |
| 420 | and take on a broader scope. | 并且扩大范围。 |
| 421 | And I'm seeing, frankly, sources in recruiting | 坦率地说,我看到 招募的来源 |
| 422 | become more full-cycle to end-to-end recruiting. | 成为更全周期的 端到端的招募。 |
| 423 | So now the good news and bad news is | 所以现在好消息和坏消息是 |
| 424 | for people to step up to these broader roles, | 让人民承担起这些更广泛的角色, |
| 425 | you do need to learn AI skills, | 你需要学习人工智能技能, |
| 426 | but also it's not just learning AI. | 不只是学习人工智能 |
| 427 | You also need to learn these other skills, | 你还需要学习这些其他技能, |
| 428 | like how do you do the other parts of marketing | 就像你如何做营销的其他部分 |
| 429 | of recruiting or software engineering or AI engineering. | 招聘、软件工程或AI工程。 |
| 430 | So I think this actually creates a heavy need, | 所以我认为这实际上造成了一个沉重的需要, |
| 431 | a big need for people to gain new skills. | 需要人们获得新的技能 |
| 432 | But when they do, which is both AI skills | 但是当他们这样做, 这既是AI的技能 |
| 433 | but also disciplinary skills, | 同时也有纪律技能, |
| 434 | then they can do much more, hopefully have more fun, | 然后,他们可以做更多的, 希望有更多的乐趣, |
| 435 | work on more exciting projects, | 在更刺激的项目上工作, |
| 436 | hopefully get paid more as well. | 希望也能得到更多的报酬。 |
| 437 | And one reason I kind of worry about the fear monitoring | 还有一个原因 我担心恐惧的监控 |
| 438 | is I got an email from someone | 我收到别人的邮件 |
| 439 | that was about to enter college. | 即将进入大学。 |
| 440 | And he emailed me saying, | 他给我发邮件说, |
| 441 | hey, Andrew, taking online courses, | 嘿,安德鲁,上在线课程 |
| 442 | but I'm really struggling with | 但我真的很挣扎 |
| 443 | what I should major in college | 我应该在大学里主修什么 |
| 444 | because in four years, won't AI do all this | 因为四年后,不会让AI做这一切 |
| 445 | and everything I learn will be obsolete? | 我学到的一切都会过时? |
| 446 | And the answer is no, of course it won't all be obsolete. | 答案是否定的,当然不会全都过时。 |
| 447 | But when we keep on pushing these fear messages, | 但是,当我们继续推进这些恐惧信息, |
| 448 | we make people wonder if they will even be relevant | 我们让大家怀疑他们是否相关 |
| 449 | and it makes people not lean in to gain these skills. | 这使得人们不能靠自己获得这些技能。 |
| 450 | They'll put them in a much better position. | 他们会让他们处于更好的位置 |
| 451 | So I see very clearly that these fear monitoring messages | 所以我非常清楚地看到 这些恐惧监测信息 |
| 452 | are distorting how many people, | 扭曲了多少人, |
| 453 | including high school students, college students, | 包括高中生、大学生、 |
| 454 | fresh grads think about the economy. | 刚毕业的人会考虑经济 |
| 455 | And frankly, making people give up | 老实说,让人放弃 |
| 456 | is one of the worst things we've been doing | 是我们做过的最糟糕的事之一 |
| 457 | in this era when people that lean in will thrive. | 在这个时代, 人倾斜将繁荣。 |
| 458 | Andrew has taught over 8 million people AI. | 安德鲁教过超过800万人AI. |
| 459 | He started teaching machine learning online back in 2011, | 他从2011年开始在网上学习机器, |
| 460 | years before the current AI boom. | 距当前AI繁荣还有好几年 |
| 461 | Now one of the companies he's building | 现在他正在建设的公司之一 |
| 462 | is focused on AI agents. | 重点是人工智能特工 |
| 463 | From the way that it sounds, | 从听起来, |
| 464 | it can still feel way too technical. | 感觉还是太技术了 |
| 465 | So I put together a step-by-step guide | 所以我编了一部"一步一步"的指南 |
| 466 | to building your first AI agent with no coding required. | 来建立第一个不需要编码的AI代理. |
| 467 | It walks you through what to automate, | 它让你通过什么 自动化, |
| 468 | how to set it up and how to make it actually useful. | 如何设置,如何使其实际有用。 |
| 469 | It is in my newsletter this week. | 我这周的通讯里有这个 |
| 470 | The newsletter is called Future Proof. | 该通讯名为"未来证明". |
| 471 | It's free. | 自由无碍. |
| 472 | Link is in the description. | 链接在描述中. |
| 473 | What would you reply back to that email | 你对那封邮件有什么反应? |
| 474 | that somebody sent you? | 有人派你来的? |
| 475 | What would you say is the best major to study now, | 你会说什么是最好的主 现在学习, |
| 476 | to thrive in AI era? | 在AI时代蓬勃发展? |
| 477 | Do you think it's like going deep into a niche | 你觉得这就像深入到一个小地方 |
| 478 | or just broader computer science | 或者只是更广泛的计算机科学 |
| 479 | so that you can acquire AI skills really fast? | 这样你才能很快获得人工智能技能? |
| 480 | You know, I don't know what's the best major. | 你知道,我不知道什么是最好的主修课。 |
| 481 | There are awful lot of great majors. | 有很多伟大的专业。 |
| 482 | It's like, I kind of feel like | 我觉得... |
| 483 | what's the best job in the world? | 什么是世界上最好的工作吗? |
| 484 | It's like, what's the best major in the world? | 这就像, 什么是世界上最好的主修? |
| 485 | Something that you love, right? | 你爱的东西,对不对? |
| 486 | Yeah, my daughter wants to be an astronaut. | 对,我女儿想当宇航员 |
| 487 | I don't know if she can major in becoming an astronaut. | 我不知道她能否成为宇航员 |
| 488 | I have to think about that. | 我得考虑一下 |
| 489 | When she gets older, she may change her mind. | 她长大后可能会改变主意 |
| 490 | I see so many opportunities across so many job roles. | 我看到很多机会 贯穿这么多的工作角色。 |
| 491 | It all seems very exciting to me. | 这一切似乎都让我兴奋。 |
| 492 | But do learn AI, do learn to build with AI. | 但要学AI,要学与AI一起建设. |
| 493 | The other thing that my team's been working | 还有一件事,我的团队一直在工作 |
| 494 | on an AI engineering skills map to try to map out | 在AI的工程技能地图上尝试映射 |
| 495 | the most important skills for AI engineering. | AI工程最重要的技能. |
| 496 | One thing that I felt intuitively, | 有件事我直觉地觉得 |
| 497 | but I was surprised to see it show up in the data | 但我惊讶地看到它出现在数据中 |
| 498 | was that a lot more job descriptions seem to be saying | 更多的职务说明似乎在说 |
| 499 | they want people that demonstrate | 他们希望人们展示 |
| 500 | a very high sense of agency. | 一种很高的代理意识。 |
| 501 | Because it turns out with AI, | 因为有AI的发现 |
| 502 | there are a lot more opportunities | 还有更多的机会 |
| 503 | for individuals to spot problems | 让个人发现问题 |
| 504 | and go build something or do something to go solve it. | 并去做一些事情或做一些事情去解决它。 |
| 505 | So I think we're really evolving. | 所以,我认为我们真的在进化。 |
| 506 | Well, we've long been evolving, | 我们早就在进化了 |
| 507 | but we're accelerating past the era | 但我们正在加速穿越时代 |
| 508 | where people sit around and wait for their boss | 在那里人们坐着等待他们的老板 |
| 509 | to tell them what to do. | 告诉他们该怎么做。 |
| 510 | This is what I've been feeling a lot, | 这就是我一直以来的感受, |
| 511 | especially when we started doing remote work. | 特别是我们开始做远程工作的时候 |
| 512 | I want people to be entrepreneurs within their niche. | 我希望人们在自己的专长内成为企业家. |
| 513 | Like if you're helping me with LinkedIn, | 就像你帮我处理LinkedIn一样 |
| 514 | you're an entrepreneur there. | 你是一个企业家在那里。 |
| 515 | You can hire more contractors. | 你可以聘请更多的承包商。 |
| 516 | You can deploy different tools. | 你可以部署不同的工具。 |
| 517 | You make the strategic decision | 你来决定战略 |
| 518 | whether this topic is good or not. | 不论这个议题是否良好。 |
| 519 | Shall we proceed with it? | 我们继续吧? |
| 520 | I really think, and tell me if you agree with me, | 我真的觉得 如果你同意的话 告诉我 |
| 521 | we're moving into that job market | 我们要进入这个职业市场 |
| 522 | where everyone is kind of independent in their workplace. | 在那里,每个人都在他们的工作场所是独立的。 |
| 523 | I think people will have much more autonomy and creativity. | 我认为人们会有更多的自主权和创造力. |
| 524 | So I agree with that. | 所以我同意这一点。 |
| 525 | And I'd even go one step further, | 我甚至更进一步, |
| 526 | which is I talk to a lot of people, | 我和很多人谈过 |
| 527 | engineers and others in large companies | 大公司的工程师和其他人 |
| 528 | that tell me that the manager | 那告诉我经理 |
| 529 | tells them to stay in their swim lane. | 叫他们待在游泳道上 |
| 530 | They'll say, oh, I have this creative idea, | 他们会说,哦,我有一个创意的想法, |
| 531 | but the manager says, no, | 但经理说,不, |
| 532 | I need you to focus on this one thing, frankly, | 坦白地说,我需要你集中注意这个 |
| 533 | often because the manager's career depends on it. | 经常是因为经理的职业生涯取决于此. |
| 534 | But I feel like the number of opportunities | 但我觉得机会之多 |
| 535 | for people to spot things outside their swim lane | 在游泳道外发现东西 |
| 536 | and then in a responsible way explore how to get it done, | 然后以负责任的方式探索如何完成它, |
| 537 | that feels very exciting to me. | 感觉很刺激 |
| 538 | And I think that in the future, | 我认为在未来, |
| 539 | the businesses that serve a culture | 为文化服务的企业 |
| 540 | that encourage people to learn AI built fast, responsibly, | 鼓励人们快速、负责任地学习AI, |
| 541 | talk to customers would drive a lot more value | 和顾客聊天会吸引更多的价值 |
| 542 | than the more hierarchical silo organizations. | 而不是更分级的组织。 |
| 543 | Yeah, it starts with hiring the right people | 是啊,它从雇用合适的人开始 |
| 544 | and then nurturing this in your organization. | 然后在你的组织里培育这个 |
| 545 | When you say learn how to use AI | 当你说学习如何使用AI |
| 546 | and become proficient with AI, | 并且精通AI, |
| 547 | can you give me some benchmarks, | 你能给我一些基准, |
| 548 | like of a person who's like say a marketer, | 就像说市场营销员一样 |
| 549 | knowledge worker, advanced with AI, | 知识工作者,高级AI, |
| 550 | what are you looking for | 你们在找什么? |
| 551 | when you're interviewing this person? | 当你采访这个人时? |
| 552 | I'm pretty sure my team's ahead of the curve. | 我敢肯定,我的团队 领先曲线。 |
| 553 | All of my marketers know how to code. | 我所有的推销员都知道如何编码 |
| 554 | So as part of how I interview marketers, | 因此,作为我如何采访营销员的一部分, |
| 555 | we ask them what they've built | 我们问他们建造了什么 |
| 556 | and if they have not built any software. | 如果他们没有建造任何软件, |
| 557 | If it's a dashboard, is it good or bad? | 如果是仪表板,是好是坏? |
| 558 | Like, is it too basic or? | 像,这是太基本还是? |
| 559 | A dashboard, again, my team's pretty, | 仪表板,再次, 我的团队很漂亮, |
| 560 | somewhat ahead of the curve, | 有点在曲线前, |
| 561 | but all of my- | 但我的所有的... ... . . |
| 562 | Mine was good to hear like that. | 我很高兴听到这样的声音。 |
| 563 | All of my marketers have built | 我所有的推销员都造了 |
| 564 | much more sophisticated things than dashboards. | 比仪表板更精密的东西 |
| 565 | Likewise, to me. | 同样,对我来说。 |
| 566 | Oh, I feel like, I don't know. | 哦,我觉得,我不知道。 |
| 567 | The other day, one of our, | 前几天,我们的一个 |
| 568 | someone on the marketing team | 有人在营销团队 |
| 569 | was talking about the tools that he had built. | 他正在谈论他建造的工具。 |
| 570 | So when he's considering writing an article on something, | 所以当他考虑写一篇关于某事的文章时 |
| 571 | it will crawl the web, find related work, | 它会爬网 找到相关的工作 |
| 572 | has a custom desktop app, | 有自定义桌面应用程序, |
| 573 | actually build a desktop app that runs on his Mac, | 实际建造一个运行在Mac上的桌面应用程序, |
| 574 | to highlight related articles for him. | 为他突出相关文章. |
| 575 | Then he can chat to the whole system, | 然后他可以和整个系统聊天 |
| 576 | navigate, you know, the thing he's writing, | 导航,你知道, 东西他写, |
| 577 | as well as the related work. | 以及相关的工作。 |
| 578 | And he had a large dashboard for crawling the internet | 他有一个大仪表板 爬上网 |
| 579 | to highlight to him exciting things that are popping up. | 告诉他一些激动人心的事 |
| 580 | Now, even on my team, | 现在,即使在我的团队, |
| 581 | I think that market is ahead of the curve. | 我认为市场领先于曲线。 |
| 582 | But that's great to hear. | 但这是伟大的听到。 |
| 583 | Any other interesting use cases | 任何其他有趣的使用案例 |
| 584 | that will inspire people to build something similar? | 那会激励人们 建立类似的东西? |
| 585 | Let's see, maybe my finance team uses AI extensively. | 让我们看看,也许我的金融团队 广泛使用AI。 |
| 586 | So I think my, one of my CFOs realized that, | 所以我想,我的一个CFO意识到, |
| 587 | you know, her team was spending hours every week | 你知道,她的团队 每周花几个小时 |
| 588 | clicking through documents, open this, | 点击文档,打开此选项, |
| 589 | copy, paste this number here. | 收到 把这个号码贴在这里 |
| 590 | And so she started building automation strips | 于是她开始建造自动化带 |
| 591 | that runs on a routine that automatically opens files, | 运行在自动打开文件的常规上, |
| 592 | checks what's in there, checks for consistency, | 检查里面有什么, 检查一致性, |
| 593 | highlights to her team if there's something, | 如果有什么事情的话,向她的团队突出 |
| 594 | if there's something they need to be paying attention to | 如果有什么需要他们注意的 |
| 595 | of a new document that showed up. | 显示的新文件。 |
| 596 | So I find that rather than waiting around | 所以,我发现这 宁可等待周围 |
| 597 | for an engineer to do the work for them, | 一个工程师为他们工作, |
| 598 | the team's ability to kind of, | 团队的能力 有点, |
| 599 | not just build dashboards, | 不只是建造仪表板, |
| 600 | but build kind of a data management infrastructures. | 但建立某种数据管理基础设施。 |
| 601 | They can ingest data, alert them if something's happening. | 他们可以摄入数据, 提醒他们如果有事发生。 |
| 602 | I think my finance and marketing teams are doing that. | 我认为我的金融和营销团队正在这样做。 |
| 603 | Oh, my recruiting team. | 哦,我的招募团队。 |
| 604 | Well, we actually have recruiting engineers, | 我们实际上已经招聘了工程师 |
| 605 | which are really professional engineers | 他们是真正的专业工程师 |
| 606 | that sit in a recruiting team. | 在一个招募团队。 |
| 607 | They're the building very sophisticated tools for recruiting. | 他们是大楼非常精密的招募工具。 |
| 608 | And this is actually the other trend. | 这是另一个趋势。 |
| 609 | I think marketers, recruiters, HR professionals, | 我认为市场营销者,招聘者,人力资源专业人士, |
| 610 | ops people should all learn AI. | 行动人员应该学会人工智能 |
| 611 | But the other thing is when you take an engineer | 但另外一件事是当你接受工程师 |
| 612 | and embed them in these teams, | 把他们安置在这些队伍中, |
| 613 | then that further accelerates what you can do. | 然后,这进一步加快了你能做的。 |
| 614 | We do the same. | 我们也是 |
| 615 | We start with something basic, build it ourselves. | 我们从基本的东西开始, 建造它自己。 |
| 616 | Then we hit the wall and engineer comes in. | 然后我们撞上了墙 工程师进来了 |
| 617 | We build it further. | 我们进一步建造它。 |
| 618 | Frankly, when you look at not just software engineers, | 老实说,当你看到 不只是软件工程师, |
| 619 | but recruiting engineers, marketing engineers, | 但招聘工程师,营销工程师, |
| 620 | HR engineers, I think there's so much valuable | HR工程师,我觉得有很多有价值的东西 |
| 621 | engineering work that can now be done. | 现在可以做的工程工作。 |
| 622 | I'm just, you know, not worried about running out of, | 我只是,你知道, 不担心跑出去, |
| 623 | frankly, all my friends were so busy. | 坦白说,我的朋友都很忙 |
| 624 | We think, boy, how could we run out of engineering jobs? | 我们想,孩子,我们怎么能用完工程工作? |
| 625 | Yeah, there are so many cool ideas you can experiment on. | 是啊,有很多很酷的想法 你可以进行实验。 |
| 626 | But you touched upon something | 但你碰了个东西 |
| 627 | that is actually one of the fears. | 这其实就是其中之一的恐惧。 |
| 628 | When we talk about like financial information, | 当我们谈论像财务信息, |
| 629 | how much you're giving to AI. | 你要给AI多少钱? |
| 630 | So I gave my perplexity permission | 所以我才允许我感到困惑 |
| 631 | to scan my fidelity account so it can track my portfolio, | 扫描我的忠诚账户 这样它就可以追踪我的投资组合 |
| 632 | tell me when to rebalance. | 告诉我什么时候再平衡 |
| 633 | It doesn't do anything on my behalf, but it has access. | 它不代表我做任何事,但它有权限。 |
| 634 | Do you think there is any problem with that? | 你觉得有什么问题吗? |
| 635 | This is complicated. | 这很复杂 |
| 636 | I think AI and privacy is a complex area. | 我认为AI和隐私是一个复杂的领域. |
| 637 | And it depends a lot on the company | 这要靠公司 |
| 638 | that you are sharing your data with. | 您正在分享您的数据。 |
| 639 | So for example, I trust all the hyperscalers | 比如说,我信任所有的超标器 |
| 640 | to really 100%, you know, follow the terms of service | 百分之百遵守服务规定 |
| 641 | and to do what they say. | 并按他们说的做。 |
| 642 | My personal opinion, not giving legal business advice, | 我个人的意见,不提供 法律业务建议, |
| 643 | but I'd be shocked if the largest hyperscalers | 但是,如果最大的超标,我会震惊 |
| 644 | publish the terms of service with some privacy notice | 发布一些隐私通知的服务条款 |
| 645 | and if they reach that, because that'd be not the culture, | 如果他们达到这一点, 因为这不是文化, |
| 646 | it'd be so damaging to the long-term business model. | 这会对长期商业模式造成如此大的伤害。 |
| 647 | Now that's on the largest hyperscaler side. | 现在,这是最大的超规模。 |
| 648 | If you look at the AI company side, | 如果你看看AI公司那边 |
| 649 | there's been at least one company that I won't name | 至少有一家公司我不点名 |
| 650 | that seems to occasionally change the terms of service. | 这似乎偶尔会改变服务条件。 |
| 651 | And if you're using it, you go to the website, | 如果你用它,你去网站, |
| 652 | so you pop up, hey, we changed the terms of service | 所以,你出现了,嘿, 我们改变了服务条件 |
| 653 | to retain your data or train your data. | 保留数据或训练数据。 |
| 654 | And if you aren't paying attention | 如果你不注意的话 |
| 655 | and click the wrong button, | 点击错误的按钮, |
| 656 | then they suddenly gave themselves permission | 然后,他们忽然答应了。 |
| 657 | to access your data in a way | 以某种方式访问您的数据 |
| 658 | that I'm not that comfortable with. | 说我不太舒服 |
| 659 | I feel like I handle some sensitive information. | 我觉得我处理一些敏感的信息。 |
| 660 | So then I tend to be very careful with the businesses | 所以,我总是非常小心 与企业 |
| 661 | that I just don't feel the culture and the DNA | 我只是感觉不到文化和DNA |
| 662 | and frankly, the long-term business model | 坦率地说,长期商业模式 |
| 663 | is as tied to protecting individual user privacy | 与保护个人用户隐私一样 |
| 664 | than the hyperscalers. | 比超标者还要大 |
| 665 | And I see businesses get this as well. | 我认为企业也得到了这个。 |
| 666 | 例如,我的一个团队,AI Aspire, | |
| 667 | we work with very large corporations, | 我们和大公司合作 |
| 668 | including banks with incredibly sensitive financial data. | 包括拥有极其敏感金融数据的银行。 |
| 669 | And as you can imagine, AI Aspire and our clients | 你可以想象,AI Aspire和我们的客户 |
| 670 | do not willingly share really sensitive, | 不愿分享真正的敏感, |
| 671 | often material non-public information, NMPI, | 经常是非公开资料,NMPI, |
| 672 | with frontier labs without really careful thinking | 与前沿实验室 没有真正仔细的思考 |
| 673 | about the guardrails in privacy. | 私底下的护栏 |
| 674 | So I think it's complicated. | 所以我觉得这很复杂。 |
| 675 | So trusting hyperscalers, | 如此信任超标者, |
| 676 | but also another thing that you can do, | 但还有一件事你可以做, |
| 677 | you can download an open source model | 您可以下载开源模式 |
| 678 | and just run it on your computer | 在你的电脑上运行 |
| 679 | and then it just stays on your computer, right? | 然后它只是留在你的电脑上,对不对? |
| 680 | Yes, I think, yes, it turns out a lot of banks | 是的,我想,是的,结果很多银行 |
| 681 | will actually run the things in a virtual private cloud | 将在虚拟的私人云中运行 |
| 682 | or on-prem, so it never even leaves their control. | 或Prem,所以它甚至从来没有离开他们的控制。 |
| 683 | But I think for individuals, | 但我认为对于个人来说, |
| 684 | for the very sensitive things, | 对于非常敏感的事情, |
| 685 | I sometimes run a local model | 有时我经营本地模特儿 |
| 686 | and it's been interesting with the open-way models. | 和它的有趣 与开放模式。 |
| 687 | So the latest open-way models | 因此,最新的开放模式 |
| 688 | are approaching frontier capability | 正在接近边境能力 |
| 689 | and that are actually small enough. | 这其实足够小。 |
| 690 | They're actually really good models now | 他们其实是真正的好模特 |
| 691 | that you can run on them. | 你可以运行在他们身上。 |
| 692 | Yeah, the one from Meta, right? | 是啊,梅塔的那个,对吧? |
| 693 | The recent one. | 最近那个 |
| 694 | Oh yes, Metamuse is a good model | 哦,是的,梅塔缪斯是个好模特 |
| 695 | and I'm thinking also the latest version of Quen | 我也在考虑最新版的Quen |
| 696 | is also very good. | 也很不错。 |
| 697 | But I think frankly, these models change every other week. | 但坦率地说,这些模型每隔一周就改变一次。 |
| 698 | So I think the best practice is to not get stuck on one, | 所以我认为最好的做法 就是不要被困在其中 |
| 699 | but keep on trying new models. | 但继续尝试新的模型。 |
| 700 | So basically when there is a situation | 所以,基本上当有情况 |
| 701 | that you don't trust anyone, you run a local model | 你不相信任何人,你经营一个本地模特 |
| 702 | and this is how you keep your data safe. | 这就是你保护数据安全的方法 |
| 703 | I do trust the hyperscalers, | 我确实相信那些超规模的人 |
| 704 | but sometimes for literally NMPI, | 但有时对NMPI来说 |
| 705 | material non-public information, | * 非公开资料, |
| 706 | that I won't even send to that, | 我甚至不会送去, |
| 707 | I just can't even send that to the cloud. | 我甚至不能把那个寄到云里 |
| 708 | So that, I'll either do it manually without AI help | 所以,我要么手动做,没有AI帮助 |
| 709 | or if I really need to use AI, | 或者,如果我真的需要使用AI, |
| 710 | then really carefully only use a local model. | 然后非常小心地使用一个本地模型。 |
| 711 | Interesting. | 有意思,这很有趣 |
| 712 | Okay, this is an interesting one. | 好吧,这是一个有趣的。 |
| 713 | Okay, what about loss of human control over AI? | 好吧,那人类失去对AI的控制呢? |
| 714 | 因为我和Yoshua Benja谈过了 | |
| 715 | who is very negative when it comes to free AI | 在自由AI方面,谁是非常消极的 |
| 716 | without any regulation. | 没有规定。 |
| 717 | And he painted me some very scary pictures of AI | 他给我画了几张很恐怖的AI照片 |
| 718 | taking over control, | 接管控制权, |
| 719 | because basically the whole scenario is | 因为基本上整个情景 |
| 720 | we can't control something that's smarter than us. | 我们不能控制比我们聪明的东西 |
| 721 | And if AI gets smarter and smarter, where do we end up? | 如果AI变得聪明和聪明,我们最终会在哪里? |
| 722 | What do you think about that? | 你觉得怎么样? |
| 723 | I think about something else that we can't control, | 我想到别的东西,我们不能控制, |
| 724 | which is airplanes. | 这是飞机。 |
| 725 | No one can build an airplane that you can fly perfectly. | 没人能造出能完美飞行的飞机 |
| 726 | Winds will buff it around. | 风会吹动它周围。 |
| 727 | And then candidly, in the early days of developing airplanes, | 然后坦率地说,在飞机发展初期, |
| 728 | some airplanes crashed and people died | 有些飞机坠毁,有人丧生 |
| 729 | and it was tragic and awful. | 悲剧和可怕。 |
| 730 | But through the early lessons learned, | 但通过早期的教训, |
| 731 | we then learned to control airplanes better and better | 然后我们学会了更好控制飞机 |
| 732 | so that today we can mostly get in an airplane | 这样今天我们就可以乘飞机了 |
| 733 | and not fear too much for our lives. | 也不要太害怕我们的生活。 |
| 734 | And it's really like that too with AI. | 对AI来说也是这样 |
| 735 | No one can perfectly control AI | 没有人能完全控制AI |
| 736 | because it generates tokens or outputs | 因为它会产生符号或输出 |
| 737 | that are a little bit random, | 这有点随机, |
| 738 | so we don't really know what exactly it'll do. | 所以我们不知道它到底能做什么 |
| 739 | But as we run them, | 但当我们运行他们, |
| 740 | and there's been a small number of mishaps, | 发生了少量的意外 |
| 741 | which is unfortunate, | 这是不幸的, |
| 742 | and some number of mishaps have done some real damage, | 和一些灾祸 已经做了一些真正的损害, |
| 743 | but the way we engineer almost any system | 但是我们设计任何系统的方式 |
| 744 | from an airplane to electric circuits to now AI | 从飞机到电路到现在的AI |
| 745 | is carefully grow their capabilities | 仔细地提高他们的能力 |
| 746 | so that we can have a controlled environment | 以便我们有一个控制的环境 |
| 747 | in which to measure what's wrong | 用来衡量什么是错的 |
| 748 | and then to shape it, | 然后造出来, |
| 749 | to make sure we can control it well enough | 确保我们能很好地控制它 |
| 750 | that it behaves responsibly and safely. | 它的行为是负责和安全的。 |
| 751 | And to this day, | 时至今日, |
| 752 | we can't perfectly control any airplane | 我们不能完全控制任何飞机 |
| 753 | and we will never perfectly control AI either. | 我们也不会完全控制AI |
| 754 | But I think we are certainly controlling them well enough | 但我认为我们控制得够好了 |
| 755 | that this loss of control doesn't feel like science, | 这种失控的感觉不像是科学 |
| 756 | it feels like science fiction. | 感觉就像科幻小说 |
| 757 | Yeah, yeah. | 对 对 |
| 758 | What about deep fakes? | 那深层假货呢? |
| 759 | Deep fakes are a problem. | 深假是烦恼. |
| 760 | Well, one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen | 我见过最恶心的事情之一 |
| 761 | or heard of is non-consensual, | 或听而不闻, |
| 762 | intimate deep fake imagery. | 亲密的深层假象。 |
| 763 | I'm really glad that US Congress has been moving | 我真的很高兴美国国会 一直在移动 |
| 764 | to let's pass laws, get rid of that, penalties for that. | 让我们通过法律, 摆脱它,惩罚它。 |
| 765 | I think there's some really problematic uses of AI | 我觉得人工智能的用法有点问题 |
| 766 | that we should outlaw, heavily penalize, | 我们应当严惩他们, |
| 767 | let's just get rid of that. | 我们把那个扔掉吧 |
| 768 | What do you think about children and social connection | 你对孩子和社会联系有什么看法? |
| 769 | when it comes to AI, with kids using more of AI? | 当涉及到AI, 孩子们使用更多的AI? |
| 770 | Because we've seen social media, | 因为我们看过社交媒体 |
| 771 | how there are people who are dumb-scrolling all day. | 怎么会有人整天都傻傻地滚 |
| 772 | And my daughter, who is five years old now, | 还有我女儿 她现在五岁了 |
| 773 | whenever I don't have an answer, | 当我没有答案时 |
| 774 | is like, ask Chad GPT. | 就像问查德GPT |
| 775 | Who's that person? | 那个人是谁? |
| 776 | I'm like, I don't know. | 我很喜欢,我不知道。 |
| 777 | 问查德GPT. | |
| 778 | She thinks Chad GPT knows everything. | 她觉得Chad GPT什么都知道 |
| 779 | What would you say about kids' future with AI? | 你会怎么说 孩子们的未来与AI? |
| 780 | First, I think kids have a bright future. | 首先,我觉得孩子有一个光明的未来。 |
| 781 | It's such an exciting time to be a child, | 小时候真是激动人心 |
| 782 | to grow up in this environment | 在这个环境中成长 |
| 783 | with tools that none of us have ever had before. | 拥有我们从未有过的工具。 |
| 784 | At the same time, we've seen that social media, | 同时,我们看到社交媒体, |
| 785 | I think social media has probably been blamed | 我觉得社交媒体可能已经被指责了 |
| 786 | a bit more than it deserves, | 比它应得的要多一点 |
| 787 | but it does deserve blame, | 但它确实值得责备, |
| 788 | has kind of not been great for kids. | 有点对孩子不好 |
| 789 | I actually worry a lot about, | 我其实很担心 |
| 790 | it's a wonderful tool, | 这是一个很好的工具, |
| 791 | but AI damaging learning is something I worry a lot about. | 但是,AI破坏的学习 是我担心的很多。 |
| 792 | So it turns out, I have a five-year-old and a seven-year-old. | 因此,结果,我有一个5岁和7岁的孩子。 |
| 793 | When I teach them math, they're so young enough | 当我教他们数学时,他们就足够年轻了 |
| 794 | that I can basically not let them use the calculator. | 我不能让他们用计算器 |
| 795 | I can say, how do you multiply these numbers? | 我可以说,你如何乘以这些数字? |
| 796 | And I don't give them a calculator | 我不给他们一个计算器 |
| 797 | and practice that with them. | 和他们一起练习。 |
| 798 | But as they're a little bit older, | 但是,由于他们有点老, |
| 799 | I worry a lot about students | 我担心很多学生 |
| 800 | using cognitive offloading to AI | 使用认知卸载到AI |
| 801 | in a way that damages the long-term learning retention. | 以损害长期学习保留的方式。 |
| 802 | But then at the same time, | 但与此同时, |
| 803 | oh, I actually built an app. | 哦,其实我造了一个应用程序。 |
| 804 | I did not like any of the free online learning | 我不喜欢任何免费的网上学习 |
| 805 | to type types of things, | 和类型的东西, |
| 806 | so I actually built my own | 所以我实际上建造我自己 |
| 807 | to have my daughter learn to type. | 让我女儿学会打字 |
| 808 | And I'm hoping that, | 我希望这样 |
| 809 | she's actually getting pretty decent now | 她现在变得很体面了 |
| 810 | for a seven-year-old. | 给一个七岁的孩子。 |
| 811 | Oh, so she's seven already? | 哦,那她已经七岁了? |
| 812 | Oh yeah, she actually typed all the lowercase letters. | 哦,是的,她实际上打 所有小写字母。 |
| 813 | She's a little bit, | 她有点 |
| 814 | her shift uppercase letters a little bit not quite there. | 她的变换大写字母有点不太对劲 |
| 815 | But I think that this unlocks | 但我认为这个解锁 |
| 816 | responsible adult-supervised use of online tools. | 由成年人负责监督在线工具的使用。 |
| 817 | And I think it's really tricky, you know? | 我觉得这很棘手 你知道吗? |
| 818 | I think adult-supervised use of digital tools | 我认为是成年人监督使用的数字工具 |
| 819 | seems a great thing for kids, | 似乎对孩子们来说是件好事 |
| 820 | but too many adults don't have time | 但太多的成年人没有时间 |
| 821 | to supervise the use of the tools | 监督工具的使用; |
| 822 | and the incentives of, say, social media, right? | 以及社交媒体的激励,对吧? |
| 823 | To do funny things. | 做一些有趣的事情。 做一些有趣的事情。 |
| 824 | Yeah, has to be the right incentive | 是啊,一定有正确的激励 |
| 825 | when it comes to AI. | 当涉及到AI时. |
| 826 | Okay, you mentioned, we talked about the fears, | 好吧,你提到, 我们谈论了恐惧, |
| 827 | we talked about how you can improve your work with AI. | 我们谈过如何改善你和AI的工作 |
| 828 | Can you name some of the biggest opportunities | 你能说出最大的机会吗? |
| 829 | in AI in 2026 for people who want to build? | 在2026年的AI中,对于想要建设的人? |
| 830 | For an individual that wants to build, | 对于一个想要建设的人来说, |
| 831 | I don't think it's one size fits all. | 我不认为它是一个尺寸适合所有。 |
| 832 | But because the cost of building has plummeted, | 但由于建筑成本暴跌, |
| 833 | I encourage people to learn AI, | 我鼓励人们学习AI, |
| 834 | build fast, and talk to customers. | 快速建设,并与客户交谈。 |
| 835 | I find myself building things, I don't know, | 我发现自己建造的东西, 我不知道, |
| 836 | every week, every weekend, | 每个礼拜,每个周末, |
| 837 | because I or someone on our team will have some problem | 因为我或我们团队中有人会有问题 |
| 838 | and I have some idea for building some AI thing | 我有点想法 建造一些AI的东西 |
| 839 | to automate it. | 把它自动化。 |
| 840 | Last weekend, I had, really, I was using a frontier model | 上个周末,我真的在用边疆模型 |
| 841 | to analyze a lot of our key business metrics | 来分析我们许多关键的商业标准 |
| 842 | because I didn't have time to do it myself, | 因为我没有时间自己做, |
| 843 | but it was kind of measuring, you know, | 但它是一种测量, 你知道, |
| 844 | deviantized key business metrics, | 偏离关键商业标准, |
| 845 | and I didn't have time to go find a data scientist | 我没有时间去找数据科学家 |
| 846 | to go work me on it, | 去工作我做到这一点, |
| 847 | so I just did a variety of frontier models, | 所以我刚刚做了各种前沿模型, |
| 848 | being really careful on their data retention policies. | 对数据保存政策非常小心 |
| 849 | I did not use models with data retention policies | 我没有使用有数据保存政策的模型 |
| 850 | that I don't like in order to analyze data. | 我不喜欢分析数据 |
| 851 | And then I find that what's happened with AI | 然后我发现AI出了什么事 |
| 852 | is the cost of building has plummeted, | 建筑成本暴跌, |
| 853 | and so the challenge is shifting | 因此,挑战正在改变 |
| 854 | to deciding what to build, | 决定建造什么, |
| 855 | which I've been calling the product management bottleneck. | 我称之为产品管理瓶颈 |
| 856 | And so people, founders, engineers, product managers, | 于是人们,创始人,工程师,产品经理, |
| 857 | that can talk to customers, | 可以和顾客交谈, |
| 858 | get a sense for the taste of judgment on what to build, | 体会到判断如何构建的滋味 |
| 859 | and then build with AI and iterate quickly, | 然后用人工智能迅速建造, |
| 860 | I think that's just a ton of exciting things to do. | 我想这只是一吨 令人兴奋的事情做。 |
| 861 | And you've been starting so many companies. | 你开了这么多公司 |
| 862 | You're like, when I looked at your portfolio, | 你就像,当我看着你的组合, |
| 863 | do you think for beginners, | 你认为初学者, |
| 864 | when you said you built something during the weekend, | 你说你在周末造东西的时候 |
| 865 | how do you decide what to focus on, | 如何决定什么是重点, |
| 866 | or you can pursue multiple ideas because of AI now, | 或者你可以追求多种想法 因为AI现在, |
| 867 | and you can just be, you know, | 你可以只是,你知道吗, |
| 868 | playing in different companies at the same time? | 在同一时间在不同的公司演出? |
| 869 | It turns out building a company is still really, really hard, | 原来建公司还是很辛苦 |
| 870 | and so there's a lot to be said | 所以有很多话要说 |
| 871 | for a single-threaded leadership | 单线领导 |
| 872 | or someone that's fully focused on just one thing. | 或者某个完全专注于一件事的人 |
| 873 | I find that, you know, over a weekend, | 我发现,你知道,在一个周末, |
| 874 | I can often build an own wrapper, | 我常常可以自己做包装 |
| 875 | build a simple application, | 建立一个简单的应用程序, |
| 876 | but I wish it was that easy to build a large company. | 但我希望有那么容易 建立一个大公司。 |
| 877 | I find that building something meaningful | 我发现建造一些有意义的东西 |
| 878 | often takes either real technical depth | 往往需要真正的技术深度 |
| 879 | and or deep customer insight and integration of customers. | 或客户的深刻见解和融入。 |
| 880 | And yes, we can now, you know, | 是的,我们现在可以,你知道, |
| 881 | use AI to code something in a few hours, | 几小时后用人工智能编码 |
| 882 | but that's a small piece of the puzzle. | 但这是谜题的一小块 |
| 883 | So spend time understanding the technical complexity | 所以要花时间了解技术的复杂性 |
| 884 | and building the really complex software | 并建造非常复杂的软件 |
| 885 | that takes us like months, you know, maybe years, | 这需要我们像几个月, 你知道,也许几年, |
| 886 | or having that deep customer insight to decide what to build | 或拥有深刻的客户洞察力来决定如何构建 |
| 887 | that also just takes a lot. | 这也只是需要很多。 |
| 888 | Talking to people, reading facial expressions, | 与人交谈,阅读面部表情, |
| 889 | surveys, doing that over and over | 调查,反复调查 |
| 890 | until we figure out what to build. | 直到我们想出 建造什么。 |
| 891 | And so I think sometimes there's a lot of value | 所以我觉得有时有很多价值 |
| 892 | to sampling widely, | 广泛采样, |
| 893 | but then having that focus for an individual | 但后来又以个人为重点 |
| 894 | to go really deep in the couple sectors, | 真正深入到夫妇部门, |
| 895 | that still seems important for building a business. | 这对建立企业来说仍然很重要。 |
| 896 | My last question, I know we don't have much time, | 我最后一个问题,我知道我们时间不多了 |
| 897 | but I wanted to ask you about AGI, | 但我想问你关于AGI的事 |
| 898 | just because people use this word so much, | 只是因为人们使用这个词这么多, |
| 899 | and some people say, I think Jensen Huang said, | 有人说,我想黄詹森说, |
| 900 | we already reached AGI. | 我们已经到达AGI。 |
| 901 | You said it's decades away. | 你说过还有几十年 |
| 902 | What's the one criteria when you're gonna say we reach AGI? | 当你要说我们到达AGI时 唯一的标准是什么? |
| 903 | So different people say we reach AGI at different times | 不同的人说我们在不同的时间到达AGI |
| 904 | because of different definitions of AGI. | 因为AGI的定义不同. |
| 905 | The definition I'm most familiar with | 我最熟悉的定义 |
| 906 | is AI that could do any intellectual tasks | 是AI,可以做任何智力任务 |
| 907 | that a human can. | 人类可以。 |
| 908 | But so the human brain can take, say, five years | 但人类大脑需要五年时间 |
| 909 | to study and do a PhD thesis, | 研究并做博士论文, |
| 910 | and so can AI write a PhD thesis, | AI也可以写博士论文, |
| 911 | or a human can learn to drive a truck | 或者人类可以学会开车 |
| 912 | through a dense rainforest | 穿过茂密的雨林 |
| 913 | with tens of minutes of practice. | 和数十分钟的练习。 |
| 914 | So when can AI do that, | 所以,什么时候AI可以做到这一点, |
| 915 | to drive a new environment | 驱动新环境 |
| 916 | with tens of minutes of practice? | 练习数十分钟? |
| 917 | It feels like there's a long list of these things | 感觉有一大堆这些东西 |
| 918 | that AI cannot do for what feels to me decades. | 对我而言,大赦国际不能做几十年的感受。 |
| 919 | I hope it's only decades. | 惟愿数十载. |
| 920 | Maybe it'll turn out to be longer. | 也许它会变成更长。 |
| 921 | So that's what I think for that definition of AI or AGI. | 所以这就是我对AI或AGI的定义的看法. |
| 922 | AGI还很远 | |
| 923 | But it turns out, because of economic incentives, | 但事实证明,由于经济刺激, |
| 924 | I think OpenAI and Microsoft had an agreement. | 我认为OpenAI和微软达成了协议. |
| 925 | There's actually been renegotiated now, | 已经重新谈判过了 |
| 926 | so that's gone away. | 所以这已经消失了。 |
| 927 | 但OpenAI有经济刺激 | |
| 928 | to try to declare reaching AGI earlier. | 试图更早地宣布到达AGI。 |
| 929 | And so it turns out that if you come up | 结果发现如果你上来 |
| 930 | with other definitions of AI, | 与大赦国际的其他定义, |
| 931 | depending on how far you lower the bar, | 看你把酒吧放低多远 |
| 932 | then you could totally have reached AGI already, | 那你本可以联系AGI的 |
| 933 | or even 30 years ago, | 甚至在30年前, |
| 934 | depending on how you want to define it. | 取决于您要如何定义它。 |
| 935 | Yeah, true. | 是的,没错。 |
| 936 | Andrew, thank you so much for this | 安德鲁,谢谢你 |
| 937 | positive conversation, very applicable. | 积极的谈话,非常适用。 |
| 938 | I like when you watch something, | 我喜欢你看东西 |
| 939 | and then you go and you measure yourself | 然后你去测量自己 |
| 940 | against what people are doing with AI, | 与人们对AI的所做所为相对应, |
| 941 | look at your process, and maybe expand it. | 看看你的流程,也许扩展它。 |
| 942 | So thank you so much for showing what your team is doing, | 所以,非常感谢你展示 你的团队在做什么, |
| 943 | and thank you for your insights. | 谢谢你的洞察力 |
| 944 | Yeah, I think given the huge benefits of AI to come, | 是啊,我认为考虑到AI的巨大好处 来, |
| 945 | I hope whoever's watching this is motivated | 希望看这个的人有动机 |
| 946 | to really go learn AI, apply it, | 真正去学习AI,应用它, |
| 947 | and even to go build some things. | 甚至去制造一些东西。 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | There's been a lot of misinformation about AI. | 对AI的误导很多. |
| 0:03 | This is Andrew. | 这是安德鲁。 |
| 0:04 | 他共同创办了Google Brain和Coursera. | |
| 0:07 | His machine learning course has reached millions of learners | 他的机器学习课程 已经达到了数百万的学习者 |
| 0:09 | and he is one of the most influential voices in AI today. | 他是今天AI最有影响力的声音之一。 |
| 0:13 | So a handful of leading AI companies | 所以,少数主要的AI公司 |
| 0:14 | have been very loud voices of fear-mongering around AI | 在AI周围发出恐惧的声音 |
| 0:18 | to try to get regulations passed. | 试图让 条例通过。 |
| 0:20 | This drumbeat of fear-based messaging | 恐怖讯息的鼓声 |
| 0:22 | has skewed societal's perception | 扭曲了社会观念 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | There's been a lot of misinformation about AI. | 对AI的误导很多. |
| 2 | This is Andrew. | 这是安德鲁。 |
| 3 | 他共同创办了Google Brain和Coursera. | |
| 4 | His machine learning course has reached millions of learners | 他的机器学习课程 已经达到了数百万的学习者 |
| 5 | and he is one of the most influential voices in AI today. | 他是今天AI最有影响力的声音之一。 |
| 6 | So a handful of leading AI companies | 所以,少数主要的AI公司 |
| 7 | have been very loud voices of fear-mongering around AI | 在AI周围发出恐惧的声音 |
| 8 | to try to get regulations passed. | 试图让 条例通过。 |
| 9 | This drumbeat of fear-based messaging | 恐怖讯息的鼓声 |
| 10 | has skewed societal's perception | 扭曲了社会观念 |
| 11 | to be really negative on AI. | 对AI非常负面。 |
| 12 | People talk to me about data centers and job loss. | 人们和我谈论数据中心和失业问题。 |
| 13 | Maybe AI could do 30, 40% of many jobs. | 也许AI能做30,40%的工作。 |
| 14 | And what that means is, well, that 60% that the human does | 也就是说 人类60%的工作 |
| 15 | has become even more valuable. | 已经变得更加宝贵。 |
| 16 | What about loss of human control over AI? | 对AI失去人的控制怎么办? |
| 17 | I think about something else that we can't control. | 我想到别的东西,我们不能控制。 |
| 18 | I think you're one of the voices in AI | 我觉得你是AI里的声音之一 |
| 19 | who comes with a huge background | 有着巨大背景的人 |
| 20 | and machine learning and teaching AI, | 以及机器学习和教学 |
| 21 | and also you're a positive voice | 而且你是一个积极的声音 |
| 22 | because this is something that I've been seeing, | 因为这是我见过的 |
| 23 | especially this summer, | 特别是今年夏天 |
| 24 | how polarized the society has become, | 社会是如何两极分化的, |
| 25 | especially on social media when I'm posting about AI | 尤其是在社交媒体上 当我发布AI |
| 26 | and people talk to me about data centers and job loss. | 人们和我谈论数据中心和失业 |
| 27 | Why do you think this wave started recently? | 你觉得这波为什么是最近才开始的? |
| 28 | What do you think the causes are? | 你觉得原因是什么? |
| 29 | There's been a lot of misinformation about AI | 关于AI有很多错误信息 |
| 30 | and the root cause of a lot of this | 以及很多事情的根源 |
| 31 | is an unfortunate attempt that started two, three years ago | 这是一个不幸的尝试 开始于二,三年前 |
| 32 | of I think PR and registry capture. | 我认为公关和注册记录记录。 |
| 33 | It turns out that the most, | 事实证明,最 |
| 34 | one of the most valuable things in AI right now | 现在AI最有价值的东西之一 |
| 35 | is the giant AI models, | 是巨大的AI模型, |
| 36 | giant large language models that some companies have trained. | 巨型大型语言模型 一些公司已经训练。 |
| 37 | But if you spend billions of dollars training a model | 但如果你花了数十亿美元训练一个模特 |
| 38 | is really inconvenient if someone else trains a model | 如果别人训练一个模型,那真的很不方便 |
| 39 | and wants to give it to anyone in the world to use for free. | 并想把它给世界上的任何人免费使用. |
| 40 | So a handful of leading AI companies, I think as you know, | 因此,少数主要的AI公司,我想你知道, |
| 41 | have been very loud voices, fear-mongering around AI | 在AI周围发出非常响亮的声音 恐惧的恐惧 |
| 42 | to try to get regulations passed | 试图通过法规 |
| 43 | to create an unfair playing field that favors incumbents | 创造一个有利于现任者的不公平竞争环境 |
| 44 | so that we all have to pay a high toll for use of AI | 因此我们都得付出高昂的代价来使用AI |
| 45 | while stymieing the other teams, | 一方面阻击其他队伍, |
| 46 | be it researchers or other companies | 不管是研究者还是其他公司 |
| 47 | that wanna just give away open way to open source models | 给开源模型开辟道路 |
| 48 | that anyone could use much cheaper. | 任何人都可以使用便宜得多。 |
| 49 | Unfortunately, fear-mongering works. | 不幸的是,恐惧的侵扰是有效的。 |
| 50 | When you go and say AI is like nuclear weapons, | 当你去说AI就像核武器, |
| 51 | which is an analogy that has no basis in fact, | 这是没有根据的比喻, |
| 52 | what did they have to even do with each other? | 他们之间有什么关系? |
| 53 | Or when you go around and cherry pick cases of AI, | 或者当你绕圈子去 和樱桃挑AI的案件, |
| 54 | making a misstep and make it much bigger than it is, | 做一个错误的步, 使它比它大得多, |
| 55 | or even spread misinformation about how AI uses data centers, | 甚至散布关于AI如何使用数据中心的错误信息, |
| 56 | uses a lot more water than the actual reality. | 用的水比现实多得多 |
| 57 | This drum beat of fear-based messaging | 这鼓拍基于恐惧的信息 |
| 58 | has skewed societal's perception | 扭曲了社会观念 |
| 59 | to be really negative on AI, which is unfortunate | 对AI非常负面,这是不幸的 |
| 60 | because this is slowing down American adoption in AI. | 因为这减缓了美国在AI的收养速度. |
| 61 | This is making America less competitive. | 这使得美国的竞争力降低. |
| 62 | And unless we get the truth about AI out there, | 除非我们知道AI的真相 |
| 63 | which is that it's fantastic benefit with some problems, | 这对解决一些问题有好处 |
| 64 | but not nearly the degree to which they're blown up to be, | 但不是被炸得那么严重 |
| 65 | it will hurt individuals. | 它会伤害个人。 |
| 66 | I'm gonna read out some of the problems | 我要宣读一些问题 |
| 67 | that people are highlighting, job loss and inequality. | 人们正在强调,失业和不平等。 |
| 68 | What do you think? | 你觉得呢? |
| 69 | The job apocalypse, the job pocalypse, | 工作启示录, 工作浮夸, |
| 70 | this idea that AI will take over 50% of jobs, | 这个想法,AI将占据50%的工作, |
| 71 | people will be out of work, rioting in the streets, | 人们将失业,在街头暴动, |
| 72 | that's just not gonna happen. | 那只是不会发生。 |
| 73 | With every wave of technology, including AI, | 随着每一波技术,包括AI, |
| 74 | the skills we need to do great work shifts, | 我们所需要的技术 做伟大的工作转变, |
| 75 | and so AI is changing job professions. | 所以AI正在改变职业 |
| 76 | But boy, I wish AI just doesn't work well enough. | 但是,孩子,我希望AI 只是工作不够好。 |
| 77 | I know that handful of businesses want to hype up AI | 我知道有几家企业想哄骗AI |
| 78 | to say, we have super intelligence, | 说,我们有超级智能, |
| 79 | or we'll have artificial intelligence or whatever, | 或者我们有人工智能之类的 |
| 80 | and can do all the stuff that humans do. | 并且可以做人类做的一切 |
| 81 | I wish AI work better, which is not good enough | 我希望人工智能工作做得更好 这还不够好 |
| 82 | to make AI do everything a human does. | 让人工智能做人的一切 |
| 83 | And if you look at the analysis of jobs, | 如果你看看工作的分析, |
| 84 | economists, like my friend Eric Brinovson at Stanford, | 经济学家,像我的朋友埃里克·布里诺夫森 在斯坦福, |
| 85 | Andy McAfee at MIT, | 麻省理工学院的安迪·麦卡菲 |
| 86 | economists have analyzed many people's jobs | 经济学家分析了很多人的工作 |
| 87 | and by breaking it down into individual tasks, | 并把它分成个人任务, |
| 88 | and maybe AI could do 30, 40% of many jobs. | 也许AI能做30%,40%的工作。 |
| 89 | And what that means is, well, that 60% that a human does | 也就是说,人类60%的工作 |
| 90 | has become even more valuable | 越来越珍贵 |
| 91 | because it's called an economic compliment, | 因为这叫做经济赞美, |
| 92 | so the 30, 40% is now cheaper. | 因此,30%,40% 现在更便宜。 |
| 93 | And so what will happen is people that use AI, | 接下来是使用人工智能的人 |
| 94 | maybe people that use AI will replace people | 也许用人工智能的人会代替别人 |
| 95 | that don't use AI, but AI is not in a position | 但是AI没有地位 |
| 96 | for the vast majority of jobs to replace people. | 给绝大多数的工作来代替人。 |
| 97 | Of all the different professions, | 在不同的职业中 |
| 98 | the one that's most affected by AI now is software engineering | 现在受AI影响最大的是软件工程 |
| 99 | because AI is actually fantastic at writing code. | 因为人工智能在写代码方面的确很棒 |
| 100 | And what we see is that the number of job openings | 我们所看到的是 职位空缺的数量 |
| 101 | in software engineering is up, | 在软件工程上, |
| 102 | contrary to what the doom theorist would say, right? | 与末日论者的说法相反,对不对? |
| 103 | AI is not actually able to replace software engineers, | AI实际上无法替换软件工程师, |
| 104 | and all the good software engineers I know | 还有我认识的所有优秀的软件工程师 |
| 105 | are busier than ever. | 比以往任何时候都更忙。 |
| 106 | Now, the flip side of it is, | 现在,它的反面是, |
| 107 | if someone's still writing code, | 如果有人还在写密码 |
| 108 | like this 2022 before CHI GPT, they're in trouble. | 像这个2022年前的CHI GPT, 他们有麻烦了。 |
| 109 | They need new skills, like don't do stuff | 他们需要新技能,就像不做东西一样 |
| 110 | that 30, 40% of AI can automate. | 30,40%的人工智能可以自动化. |
| 111 | You've got to stop doing that, let AI do that, | 你必须停止这样做, 让AI做到这一点, |
| 112 | but then gain new skills to do the other 60, 70% | 然后获得新技能 做其他60,70% |
| 113 | that AI cannot do. | 这是大赦国际不能做的。 |
| 114 | What would your advice be to new graduates? | 你给新毕业生的建议是什么? |
| 115 | Because I talked to Eric on this podcast, | 因为我和艾瑞克谈过了 |
| 116 | and he was talking about that there's not really | 他当时在说真的没有 |
| 117 | a lot of impact on the job market, | 对就业市场影响很大, |
| 118 | except for, I think he mentioned people from 18 to 25 | 除了,我想他提到了18到25岁的人 |
| 119 | who just graduated. | 谁刚毕业。 |
| 120 | What would be your advice to those people | 你对这些人的建议是什么? |
| 121 | who don't have the expertise | 谁没有专长 |
| 122 | maybe to strategize in their job yet? | 也许他们的工作有策略吗? |
| 123 | They can only do manual work that AI can do as well. | 他们只能做人工工作,而AI也可以做. |
| 124 | So one real challenge for fresh college grads | 所以,一个真正的挑战 对于新鲜的大学毕业 |
| 125 | is that the university system is slow to adapt. | 大学系统适应性很慢 |
| 126 | And so, I love academia, | 因此,我喜欢学术界, |
| 127 | I think we should all support academia and universities. | 我认为我们都应该支持学术界和大学。 |
| 128 | And when AI comes and transforms the way software is written, | 当AI来改变软件的写法时, |
| 129 | universities often take like a year or two | 大学通常要花一两年时间 |
| 130 | for the faculty to master the skills, | 以便教职员掌握技能, |
| 131 | then create new courses, | 然后创造新的课程, |
| 132 | get curriculum committee approval or whatever, | 得到课程委员会的批准或什么的, |
| 133 | get the faculty senate to vote. | 让参议院投票 |
| 134 | It just takes years, and that speed of change in academia | 需要很多年 学术界的变革速度 |
| 135 | is very poorly matched to the speed of change in AI. | 与AI的改变速度非常差。 |
| 136 | So sadly, many universities are still teaching students | 可惜许多大学还在教学生 |
| 137 | to be ready for the jobs of 2022, | 准备好2022年的工作, |
| 138 | when we shouldn't even be teaching them | 我们不应该教他们 |
| 139 | for the jobs of 2026, | 为2026年的工作, |
| 140 | we should be teaching them for the jobs of 2028 and beyond. | 我们应该教他们2028年及以后的工作 |
| 141 | And what this means is the job openings are there. | 这说明职位空缺就在那里。 |
| 142 | Tons of employers I know just can't find enough skill, | 我知道很多雇主都找不到足够的技能 |
| 143 | you know, people at any level of seniority. | 你知道,任何级别的人。 |
| 144 | But it turns out in my office right now, | 但是现在在我的办公室里 |
| 145 | we have a lot of interns, | 我们有很多实习生 |
| 146 | there are current college students, fresh college grad, | 有现在的大学生, 新鲜的大学毕业, |
| 147 | we're also one high school intern, | 我们也是高中实习生 |
| 148 | and they're amazing and productive. | 和它们惊人和生产。 |
| 149 | But the key is they're all very AI native, | 但关键是他们都是AI本地人 |
| 150 | they all use AI tools to do the things that I could do, | 他们都用人工智能工具来做我能做的事, |
| 151 | but then also, you know, | 还有,你知道, |
| 152 | lean in to doing the things that humans can do | 做人类能做的事 |
| 153 | that AI can't for a long time. | AI不能在很长一段时间。 |
| 154 | So there's plenty of work for people to do. | 故众生有余功德. |
| 155 | But so my advice to fresh college grads, | 所以我建议大学毕业 |
| 156 | or the people currently in college is, | 或者目前大学里的人 |
| 157 | by all means, work hard in classes, you know, | 在课堂上努力工作 |
| 158 | get good grades, learn from the instructors, | 学好成绩 向老师学习 |
| 159 | but to the extent that there's still additional skills | 但只要还有其他技能 |
| 160 | that the university has not yet adapted to teaching, | 大学还没有适应教学, |
| 161 | then find other ways to learn online, | 然后找其他方法在网上学习, |
| 162 | 无论是来自Coursera还是深层学习.ai还是Udemy | |
| 163 | or other places where you can gain the more cutting edge skills, | 或其他可以获得更先进技能的地方, |
| 164 | especially AI skills, | 特别是人工智能, |
| 165 | that universities have not yet worked on the curricula. | 大学尚未制定课程。 |
| 166 | Quick pause, because what Andrew just said about workflows | 暂停一下,因为安德鲁刚才说的工作流程 |
| 167 | connects to something that HubSpot just put out for free. | 连接到HubSpot刚刚免费推出的东西. |
| 168 | The thing is, the real opportunity right now | 问题是,真正的机会,现在 |
| 169 | is not just in the models themselves, | 不只是模型本身, |
| 170 | but in what you build on top of them, | 但你们在他们的上面所创造的, |
| 171 | how you turn AI from a chat window | 从聊天窗口打开AI |
| 172 | into workflows that actually do work for you. | 进入工作流程 真正为你工作。 |
| 173 | And the good news is, | 好消息是,我们 |
| 174 | you don't have to start by building a full agent. | 你不必开始 建立一个完整的代理。 |
| 175 | You can start much simpler with better prompts. | 你可以用更好的提示开始简单得多。 |
| 176 | HubSpot刚刚发布了高级聊天GPT | |
| 177 | Prompt Engineering Playbook, and the idea is very simple. | 即时工程游戏本 这个想法很简单 |
| 178 | In seven days, it helps you move | 7天之内,它能帮助你移动 |
| 179 | from getting generic AI answers | 从获得通用AI的答案 |
| 180 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}你更能保持一贯 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我很高兴你 | |
| 181 | and useful options. | 和有用的选择。 |
| 182 | Because we've all had this moment, | 因为我们都有这一刻 |
| 183 | you type in one vague sentence, | 你输入一个模糊的句子, |
| 184 | get something mediocre back, | 拿些平庸的东西回来 |
| 185 | and then spend the next 20 minutes fixing it yourself. | 然后再花20分钟自己修 |
| 186 | This playbook is basically built for that exact problem, | 这本游戏本基本上是为这个问题而建的 |
| 187 | and it walks you through a single progression. | 它让你经历了一个单一的进化。 |
| 188 | First, you learn how to structure prompts | 首先,你学会如何构建提示 |
| 189 | with things like role, context, format, and parameters. | 包括角色、上下文、格式和参数。 |
| 190 | Then it gets more advanced. | 然后它会更先进。 |
| 191 | Few shot examples, chain of thought reasoning, | 很少有例子 思想推理链 |
| 192 | more precise prompt structures, | 更精确的快速结构, |
| 193 | and ways to make outputs more reliable. | 以及如何使产出更加可靠。 |
| 194 | What I like is that it doesn't stop at individual prompts. | 我喜欢的是它不会停止 个别的提示。 |
| 195 | It also shows you how to build reusable AI personas, | 也告诉你如何建造可重复使用的AI人物, |
| 196 | modular prompt components, | 模块快速组件, |
| 197 | and eventually your own signature prompt engineering system. | 最后你自己的签名即时工程系统。 |
| 198 | So instead of starting from scratch every time, | 所以不是每次从零开始 |
| 199 | you're building a repeatable way to work with AI, | 你正在建立一个可以重复的方式 与AI合作, |
| 200 | whether you're creating content, analyzing data, | 你是否正在创建内容 分析数据 |
| 201 | or making business decisions. | 或做出商业决定。 |
| 202 | The playbook is free, links in the description. | 游戏本是免费的,在描述中的链接. |
| 203 | Thanks to HubSpot for sponsoring this video. | 感谢HubSpot赞助了这段视频. |
| 204 | And now back to our conversation with Andrew. | 现在回到我们和安德鲁的谈话 |
| 205 | I want to say one other thing. | 我想说另外一件事。 |
| 206 | It turns out, if you look at the skill map changes, | 事实证明,如果你看 技能地图的变化, |
| 207 | one of the most important changes is | 最重要的变化之一是 |
| 208 | it's so much easier to build with AI than before. | 和AI一起建起来比以前容易多了 |
| 209 | When something becomes much easier, | 当事情变得容易得多, |
| 210 | a lot more people should do it. | 更多的人应该这样做。 |
| 211 | And so now, not only should professional software engineers | 所以现在,不仅专业的软件工程师 |
| 212 | build software with AI, | 与AI一起构建软件, |
| 213 | it's becoming much easier for everyone to build with AI, | 对AI来说,每个人都更容易建起来 |
| 214 | and people that embrace that and do so | 和接受并接受的人 |
| 215 | will be more productive and will accomplish more, | 将会更加丰硕,并且更加成功, |
| 216 | and I think have more fun than the ones that don't. | 我觉得比那些不开心的人更好玩 |
| 217 | And AI lets you build really fast. | 人工智能让你建得很快 |
| 218 | So for people that are not just software engineers, | 所以对于不仅仅是软件工程师的人来说 |
| 219 | but marketers, recruiters, HR professionals, | 但市场营销者、招聘者、人力资源专业人员, |
| 220 | operations specialists, | 业务专家, |
| 221 | I think if they learn to build with AI, | 我想如果他们学会和AI一起建设 |
| 222 | they really just do much more, whatever the job role is. | 他们只是做更多的事情, 不管工作的角色是什么。 |
| 223 | How do you, by the way, measure the increase in productivity | 顺便说一句,你怎么衡量生产率的提高? |
| 224 | when you deploy AI? | 当你部署AI时? |
| 225 | Do you have a KPI in your company? | 你的公司有KPI吗? |
| 226 | I wish it was a simple answer. | 我希望这是一个简单的答案。 |
| 227 | I find that the business outcome of AI | 我发现AI的商业结果 |
| 228 | is more a function of the business | 更属于企业的功能 |
| 229 | than a function of the AI. | 而不是大赦国际的职能。 |
| 230 | For some, it may be increased customer growth and retention, | 对一些人来说,这可能会增加客户的增长和保留, |
| 231 | or maybe faster to serve customers, | 或者更快地为顾客服务, |
| 232 | or it may be increased accuracy in some tasks. | 也可能提高某些任务的准确性。 |
| 233 | So the KPI tends to be related to the business | 因此,KPI倾向于与业务有关 |
| 234 | rather than the AI. | 而不是大赦国际。 |
| 235 | So you can't directly measure just AI, | 所以你不能直接测量AI |
| 236 | because it's an interesting thing to do, | 因为它是一个有趣的事情做, |
| 237 | because we've been deploying AI actively in my company, | 因为我们一直在积极部署AI在我的公司, |
| 238 | and I think for me as a media company, | 我认为作为一个媒体公司, |
| 239 | it's probably the amount of views, the output. | 可能是浏览量 输出量 |
| 240 | It's just interesting how different people measure, | 有趣的是不同的人如何衡量, |
| 241 | even revenue, like if you're becoming more effective | 甚至收入,就像如果你越来越有效 |
| 242 | with how you make money. | 你如何赚钱。 |
| 243 | Actually, say more. | 其实,说更多。 |
| 244 | How are you using AI in your business? | 你怎么在你的生意中使用AI? |
| 245 | Oh my God. | 天呐 |
| 246 | So first of all, we have Claude for all of us, | 所以首先,我们有克劳德为我们所有人, |
| 247 | and we have certain projects | 我们有一些项目 |
| 248 | for every social media that we're on. | 我们所有的社交媒体。 |
| 249 | So for example, for this podcast, | 比如说,对于这个播客, |
| 250 | we have a project that's called Guests, | 我们有个叫"客人"的项目 |
| 251 | and it knows all the analytics from previous guests, | 它知道所有分析 从前宾客, |
| 252 | and it has certain criteria | 而且它有某些标准 |
| 253 | on which we rank every single person | 我们把每个人排在其中 |
| 254 | who comes to the podcast, | 他来见播客, |
| 255 | whether he or she's cited, | 无论他或她被引用, |
| 256 | whether they have a certain opinion on AI, | 他们是否对大赦国际持有某种意见, |
| 257 | whether they've been active with AI in their company, | 他们是否一直活跃 在AI在他们的公司, |
| 258 | or if they're a recent founder in AI. | 或者他们是AI的最近创始人 |
| 259 | So it gives them different weights, | 因此,它给他们不同的重量, |
| 260 | and it comes up with a grade based out of 40. | 并得出一个等级 根据40。 |
| 261 | 40 meaning tier one, 30 meaning tier three, et cetera. | 40表示一级,30表示三级等. |
| 262 | And then we have another one | 礛и临Τ |
| 263 | that analyzes every single podcast | 分析每一个播客 |
| 264 | and gives me tips on how to ask questions. | 并给我如何提问的提示。 |
| 265 | 与Instagram相同,与LinkedIn相同. | |
| 266 | It has my tone of voice, personal dossier, | 它有我的声音,个人档案, |
| 267 | my business strategy. | 我的业务策略 |
| 268 | So whenever it writes something, | 所以,每当它写的东西, |
| 269 | it knows all the facts about me, how I sound. | 它知道关于我的所有事实 我的声音。 |
| 270 | Every social media is run by a person. | 每个社交媒体都由一个人管理. |
| 271 | So a person makes a strategic call. | 所以一个人做出一个战略号召。 |
| 272 | And by the way, | 顺便说一句 |
| 273 | if you can give me feedback on this, if I can improve. | 如果你能给我反馈, 如果我能改进。 |
| 274 | So what I'm working on right now is closing the loop, | 所以,我现在的工作是 关闭循环, |
| 275 | because sometimes they send me a text. | 因为有时候他们会给我发短信 |
| 276 | I'm like, oh, we need to change this, this, and that. | 我想,哦,我们需要改变这个,这个,那个。 |
| 277 | But that happens in a chat, in Telegram. | 但是,这发生在聊天, 在Telegram。 |
| 278 | And we have this feedback. | 我们得到了这个反馈。 |
| 279 | We have a bot that scans all of our chats. | 我们有一个机器人 扫描我们所有的聊天。 |
| 280 | But I really want AI to be able to learn continuously | 但我真的希望AI能够不断学习 |
| 281 | from this feedback to just know my taste better. | 从这些反馈来了解我的品味 |
| 282 | There's one thing I see a lot in AI, | 我在AI里看到很多东西 |
| 283 | which is it turns out for AI's data scientists | 对AI的数据科学家来说 |
| 284 | or AI's brainstorming partner, | 或AI的集思广益伙伴, |
| 285 | it often comes up with one or two good ideas, | 它经常提出一个或两个好主意, |
| 286 | two or three mediocre ones, | 两三个平庸的, |
| 287 | and four atrocious ones. | 和四个残暴的。 |
| 288 | And sometimes you wonder, | 有时候你会想 |
| 289 | how could my AI have thought | 我的人工智能怎么会想到 |
| 290 | that could even be a plausible idea? | 这甚至可能是一个可信的想法? |
| 291 | And to me, this relates to the job-pocalypse point of view, | 对我来说,这涉及到 工作启示论的观点, |
| 292 | which is that for a long time, | 长久以来, |
| 293 | humans, you, me, everyone watching this, | 人类,你,我,每个人都看这个 |
| 294 | will have a significant context advantage over AI, | 与大赦国际相比,在环境方面具有显著优势, |
| 295 | which is that you know something | 就是你知道一些东西 |
| 296 | that's incredibly obvious to you | 这对你来说是显而易见的 |
| 297 | that that was an awful idea, but the AI did not. | 那是个糟糕的主意 但人工智能没有 |
| 298 | And it turns out that one of the reasons | 结果发现一个原因 |
| 299 | why AI will not replace our jobs or whatever, | 为什么AI不会取代我们的工作什么的, |
| 300 | but perhaps not anytime soon, | 但也许不会很快 |
| 301 | is because humans have a massive context advantage | 因为人类拥有巨大的环境优势 |
| 302 | compared to AI. | 与大赦国际相比。 |
| 303 | We know so much that from our years of experience | 我们从多年的经验中知道这么多 |
| 304 | that we talked to customer, | 我们和顾客谈过 |
| 305 | we saw the funny facial expression that told us, | 我们看到了有趣的面部表情 告诉我们, |
| 306 | ah, they don't like this. | 啊,他们不喜欢这样。 |
| 307 | Or we talked to business or our manager said, | 或者我们跟生意谈了 或者我们的经理说 |
| 308 | hey, blah, blah, blah, I really care about this. | 嘿,嘿,嘿,我真的关心这个。 |
| 309 | And so it turns out that almost all humans, | 结果发现几乎所有的人 |
| 310 | well, maybe all humans, just know a lot of stuff | 好吧,也许所有的人类, 只是知道很多的东西 |
| 311 | that the plumbing does not exist | 水管不存在 |
| 312 | and they don't think exists for the foreseeable future. | 他们认为在可预见的未来不存在 |
| 313 | So AI to get, I know sometimes people talk about | 所以,AI得到,我知道有时 人们谈论 |
| 314 | the importance of human judgment or human taste. | 人类判断或品味的重要性。 |
| 315 | And sometimes you wonder, all right, what is taste? | 有时候你会想,好吧,什么是味道? |
| 316 | Is this fuzzy thing? | 这是模糊的东西吗? |
| 317 | But to me, the technical thing that underlies | 但对我来说, 技术问题的基础 |
| 318 | why humans have better judgment and better taste than AI, | 为什么人类比AI有更好的判断和品味, |
| 319 | is this context advantage. | 这是上下文的优势。 |
| 320 | And because this is a long-term advantage, | 因为这是一个长期优势, |
| 321 | like no one's gonna solve this, you know, in a few years, | 就像几年后 没人能解决这件事 |
| 322 | this is why we just need a lot more humans | 所以我们需要更多的人 |
| 323 | with that judgment and taste to keep on complimenting AI. | 以判断和品味 继续称赞AI。 |
| 324 | And doesn't this make education even more important? | 这难道不使教育更加重要吗? |
| 325 | Because education gives us context. | 因为教育给我们提供了背景。 |
| 326 | This is another thing I'm hearing about AI, | 这是另一件事 我听到关于AI, |
| 327 | like you won't need education | 就像你不需要教育一样 |
| 328 | because all the information is at your fingertips. | 因为所有信息都在你的指尖上 |
| 329 | You just ask, Chad GPT. | 你只是问,乍得GPT。 |
| 330 | But when you say context and taste, | 但当你说上下文和品味时 |
| 331 | for me, that's years of acquiring knowledge | 对我来说,这是多年 获得知识 |
| 332 | and learning from the best and seeing how they perform | 向最好的人学习,看看他们的表现 |
| 333 | versus just asking a chat. | 而不是只是问话 |
| 334 | I'm gonna say something that may be controversial. | 我要说一些有争议的话 |
| 335 | I don't know if I've said this publicly, | 我不知道我是否公开说过 |
| 336 | but I think it's true, which is frankly, | 但我认为这是真的 老实说 |
| 337 | AI models are terrible for learning. | AI模型对于学习来说是可怕的. |
| 338 | I know people think AI is wonderful at getting things done, | 我知道人们觉得AI很擅长做事情 |
| 339 | use it all the time, love it. | 总是用它,爱它。 |
| 340 | All the data that's coming out is that | 所有的数据出来是 |
| 341 | when say college students use AI, we know this. | 当说大学生使用AI, 我们知道这一点。 |
| 342 | It's just the studies now back up as well, | 只是现在的学习也有所恢复 |
| 343 | so we also have numbers, but the data is very clear. | 因此,我们也有数字, 但数据非常清楚。 |
| 344 | Students go higher on homeworks when they use AI, | 学生用人工智能做功课会更高 |
| 345 | yay, higher homework schools. | 是的,高等家庭作业学校。 |
| 346 | But retention, their long-term performance is much worse | 但保留,他们的长期表现更差 |
| 347 | because their AI do the work for them. | 因为他们的人工智能为他们工作。 |
| 348 | More and more studies are coming out to back this up now | 越来越多的研究 出来支持现在 |
| 349 | that I think people think, oh, it turns out, | 我认为人们会认为, 哦,结果, |
| 350 | I think Wikipedia is a wonderful tool, | 我认为维基百科是一个很棒的工具, |
| 351 | it has tons of facts. | 它有很多事实。 |
| 352 | Web search is a wonderful tool, it has tons of facts. | 网络搜索是一个很棒的工具,它有很多事实。 |
| 353 | But it turns out that when you ask AI to do work for you, | 但事实证明 当你要求AI为你工作时 |
| 354 | you are cognitive offloading to AI, | 你将认知卸载到AI, |
| 355 | which is great because that's how society moves forward | 这是伟大的,因为 社会如何前进 |
| 356 | and it gets work done. | 并且它得到了工作完成。 |
| 357 | But human retention is much worse. | 但人类保留的情况更糟。 |
| 358 | It's just so clear that LLMs, as they are most commonly used, | 很明显,LLMS, 因为最常用的是, |
| 359 | are terrible for learning. | 学习是可怕的。 |
| 360 | I'm not saying there's no way to use it | 我不是说没有办法用它 |
| 361 | in a way that is good for learning. | 以有利于学习的方式。 |
| 362 | I think there are ways to use it that are good for learning. | 我认为有方法使用它,对学习有好处. |
| 363 | But even for myself, there's so many things | 但即使是我自己, 有很多事情 |
| 364 | that are also AI modeled over the last six months | 过去六个月的人工智能模型 |
| 365 | or whatever, like building some project, | 或者什么的,像建设一些项目, |
| 366 | how does this front-end backend component work, whatever. | 这个前端后端组件是如何工作的,什么的。 |
| 367 | Give me the answer, get the job done, it was fantastic. | 给我答案,把工作做好,真是太棒了 |
| 368 | But six months later, I don't remember the answer | 但半年后 我不记得答案了 |
| 369 | when I need to redo that front-end backend component, | 当我需要重做前端后端组件时, |
| 370 | I ask the AI again. | 我又问AI。 |
| 371 | So data's really clear. | 所以数据非常清晰。 |
| 372 | We should stop thinking of AI as helpful for learning. | 我们不应该把人工智能视为有助于学习。 |
| 373 | At least the vast majority of ways | 至少绝大多数的方法 |
| 374 | that the vast majority of people are using AI models today | 绝大多数人今天都在使用AI模型 |
| 375 | is absolutely terrible for learning. | 这对学习是绝对可怕的。 |
| 376 | But you're building a company helping solve that, right? | 但你正在建立一个公司 帮助解决这个问题,对不对? |
| 377 | Because the one-to-one tutoring with AI | 因为跟AI的一对一辅导 |
| 378 | is that where you just announced | 是你刚刚宣布的 |
| 379 | 和Coursera的一亿投资 | |
| 380 | Yes, so we started about leading a new organization | 是的,所以我们开始领导一个新的组织 |
| 381 | called Learn Vector that is focused | 名为“ 学习矢量” 的焦点 |
| 382 | on building new learning experiences | 积累新的学习经验 |
| 383 | that is much more one-to-one than one-to-many. | 这比一对一多得多 |
| 384 | So 15 years ago, I was privileged to participate | 所以15年前,我有幸参加 |
| 385 | in the online causes movement | 在线原因运动 |
| 386 | that I think changed the way a lot of people learn. | 我认为改变了很多人的学习方式 |
| 387 | But that was and still remains largely | 但它过去和现在 基本上 |
| 388 | a one-to-many experience where everyone | 一次到多次的体验 每个人 |
| 389 | kind of watches the same video, which is actually okay. | 那种看同一个视频, 这其实是好的。 |
| 390 | It actually works well. | 实际上效果不错。 |
| 391 | But the technology now exists to create much more | 但现在已有技术 创造更多 |
| 392 | personalized, customized one-to-one experiences. | 个性化,定制的一对一体验. |
| 393 | And so our team is working hard on that. | 因此,我们的团队正努力进行这项工作。 |
| 394 | I think we'll have a lot more to show by early next year. | 我想到明年初我们还有很多事情要做 |
| 395 | When think about human skill development, | 想想人类技能的发展 |
| 396 | I feel like because AI has so heavily impacted | 我觉得因为人工智能影响很大 |
| 397 | software engineering, what we see happening | 软件工程,我们看到的 |
| 398 | in the job market for software engineering | 在软件工程的就业市场上 |
| 399 | is a harbinger or as a forerunner | 是预兆还是预兆? |
| 400 | of what we'll see in other disciplines as well. | 我们在其他学科也会看到的东西 |
| 401 | And in software engineering, | 在软件工程方面 |
| 402 | people need to learn new skills, but when they do, | 人们需要学习新的技能,但当他们学习时, |
| 403 | they are thriving and creating more value | 他们正在繁荣,创造更多的价值 |
| 404 | and frankly getting raises | 坦率地说,我得到了高薪 |
| 405 | and doing even more exciting projects. | 和做更令人兴奋的项目。 |
| 406 | And what I've seen the early signs of | 我所看到的早期迹象 |
| 407 | in other disciplines as well, | 其他学科, |
| 408 | for example, in software engineering, | 例如,在软件工程方面, |
| 409 | most developers like front-end, back-end developers | 大多数开发者喜欢前端,后端开发者 |
| 410 | have now become full stack developers | 现已成为完整的堆栈开发者 |
| 411 | because of AI help, you could take on broader scope. | 因为AI的帮助, 你可以承担更大的范围。 |
| 412 | I'm seeing early signs of this in other disciplines as well | 我在其他学科也发现了早期的迹象 |
| 413 | where, for example, someone that in marketing, | 比如说,在营销中的人, |
| 414 | that did marketing coordination, | 做营销协调, |
| 415 | coordinating marketing campaigns with AI help, | 在大赦国际的帮助下协调营销活动, |
| 416 | they can now become more of a full cycle marketer | 现在他们可以更成为 整个周期的营销者 |
| 417 | and take on a broader scope. | 并且扩大范围。 |
| 418 | And I'm seeing, you know, frankly, | 而我看到,你知道,坦率地说, |
| 419 | sources in recruiting become more full cycle | 招募来源更全面 |
| 420 | to end to end recruiting. | 以结束招募。 |
| 421 | So now the good news and bad news | 所以现在好消息和坏消息 |
| 422 | is for people to step up to these broader roles, | 也就是人们去发挥这些更广泛的作用, |
| 423 | you do need to learn AI skills, | 你需要学习人工智能技能, |
| 424 | but also it's not just learning AI, | 而且不只是学习AI, |
| 425 | you also need to learn these other skills, | 您还需要学习这些其他技能, |
| 426 | like how do you do the other parts of marketing, | 就像你如何做市场营销的其他部分, |
| 427 | of recruiting or software engineering or AI engineering. | 招聘、软件工程或AI工程。 |
| 428 | So I think this actually creates a heavy need, | 所以我认为这实际上造成了一个沉重的需要, |
| 429 | a big need for people to gain new skills, | 需要人们获得新的技能, |
| 430 | but when they do, which is both AI skills, | 但当他们这样做, 这既是AI的技能, |
| 431 | but also disciplinary skills, | 同时也有纪律技能, |
| 432 | then they can do much more, hopefully have more fun, | 然后,他们可以做更多的, 希望有更多的乐趣, |
| 433 | work on more exciting projects, | 在更刺激的项目上工作, |
| 434 | hopefully get paid more as well. | 希望也能得到更多的报酬。 |
| 435 | And one reason I kind of worry about the fear monitoring | 还有一个原因 我担心恐惧的监控 |
| 436 | is I got an email from someone | 我收到别人的邮件 |
| 437 | that was about to enter college, | 即将进入大学, |
| 438 | and, you know, he emailed me saying, | 他给我发了邮件说 |
| 439 | hey, Andrew, taking online courses, | 嘿,安德鲁,上在线课程 |
| 440 | but I'm really struggling with | 但我真的很挣扎 |
| 441 | what I should major in college, | 我应该在大学主修, |
| 442 | because in four years, won't AI do all this | 因为四年后,不会让AI做这一切 |
| 443 | and everything I learn will be obsolete? | 我学到的一切都会过时? |
| 444 | And the answer is no, of course it won't all be obsolete, | 答案是没有,当然不会都是过时的 |
| 445 | but when we keep on pushing these fear messages, | 但是当我们不断推波助澜时 |
| 446 | we make people wonder if they will even be relevant, | 我们让人们怀疑他们是否相关 |
| 447 | and it makes people not lean in to gain these skills, | 它使得人们不 倚靠获得这些技能, |
| 448 | they'll put them in a much better position. | 他们会让他们处于更好的地位。 |
| 449 | So I see very clearly that these fear monitoring messages | 所以我非常清楚地看到 这些恐惧监测信息 |
| 450 | are distorting how many people, | 扭曲了多少人, |
| 451 | including, you know, high school students, | 包括,你知道,高中学生, |
| 452 | college students, fresh grads, think about the economy, | 大学生, 新生, 思考经济, |
| 453 | and frankly, making people give up | 坦白地说,让人们放弃 |
| 454 | is one of the worst things we've been doing | 是我们做过的最糟糕的事之一 |
| 455 | in this era when people that lean in will thrive. | 在这个时代, 人倾斜将繁荣。 |
| 456 | Andrew has taught over 8 million people AI. | 安德鲁教过超过800万人AI. |
| 457 | He started teaching machine learning online back in 2011, | 他从2011年开始在网上学习机器, |
| 458 | years before the current AI boom. | 距当前AI繁荣还有好几年 |
| 459 | Now one of the companies he's building | 现在他正在建设的公司之一 |
| 460 | is focused on AI agents. | 重点是人工智能特工 |
| 461 | From the way that it sounds, | 从听起来, |
| 462 | it can still feel way too technical. | 感觉还是太技术了 |
| 463 | So I put together a step-by-step guide | 所以我编了一部"一步一步"的指南 |
| 464 | to building your first AI agent with no coding required. | 来建立第一个不需要编码的AI代理. |
| 465 | It walks you through what to automate, how to set it up, | 它让你通过什么 自动化,如何设置它, |
| 466 | and how to make it actually useful. | 如何让它真正有用。 |
| 467 | It is in my newsletter this week. | 我这周的通讯里有这个 |
| 468 | The newsletter is called Future Proof. | 该通讯名为"未来证明". |
| 469 | It's free. | 自由无碍. |
| 470 | Link is in the description. | 链接在描述中. |
| 471 | What would you reply back to that email | 你对那封邮件有什么反应? |
| 472 | that somebody sent you? | 有人派你来的? |
| 473 | What would you say is the best major to study now, | 你会说什么是最好的主 现在学习, |
| 474 | to thrive in AI era? | 在AI时代蓬勃发展? |
| 475 | Do you think it's like going deep into a niche | 你觉得这就像深入到一个小地方 |
| 476 | or just broader computer science | 或者只是更广泛的计算机科学 |
| 477 | so that you can acquire AI skills really fast? | 这样你才能很快获得人工智能技能? |
| 478 | You know, I don't know what's the best major. | 你知道,我不知道什么是最好的主修课。 |
| 479 | There are an awful lot of great majors. | 有很多伟大的专业 |
| 480 | It's like, I kind of feel like | 我觉得... |
| 481 | what's the best job in the world? | 什么是世界上最好的工作吗? |
| 482 | It's like, what's the best major in the world? | 这就像, 什么是世界上最好的主修? |
| 483 | Something that you love, right? | 你爱的东西,对不对? |
| 484 | Yeah, my daughter wants to be an astronaut. | 对,我女儿想当宇航员 |
| 485 | I don't know if she can major in becoming an astronaut. | 我不知道她能否成为宇航员 |
| 486 | I have to think about that. | 我得考虑一下 |
| 487 | When she gets older, she may change her mind. | 她长大后可能会改变主意 |
| 488 | I see so many opportunities across so many job roles. | 我看到很多机会 贯穿这么多的工作角色。 |
| 489 | It all seems very exciting to me. | 这一切似乎都让我兴奋。 |
| 490 | But do learn AI, do learn to build with AI. | 但要学AI,要学与AI一起建设. |
| 491 | The other thing that my team's been working | 还有一件事,我的团队一直在工作 |
| 492 | on an AI engineering skills map to try to map out | 在AI的工程技能地图上尝试映射 |
| 493 | the most important skills for AI engineering. | AI工程最重要的技能. |
| 494 | One thing that I felt intuitively, | 有件事我直觉地觉得 |
| 495 | but I was surprised to see it show up in the data | 但我惊讶地看到它出现在数据中 |
| 496 | was that a lot more job descriptions seem to be saying | 更多的职务说明似乎在说 |
| 497 | they want people that demonstrate | 他们希望人们展示 |
| 498 | a very high sense of agency. | 一种很高的代理意识。 |
| 499 | Because it turns out with AI, | 因为有AI的发现 |
| 500 | there are a lot more opportunities | 还有更多的机会 |
| 501 | for individuals to spot problems | 让个人发现问题 |
| 502 | and go build something or do something to go solve it. | 并去做一些事情或做一些事情去解决它。 |
| 503 | So I think we're really evolving. | 所以,我认为我们真的在进化。 |
| 504 | Well, we've long been evolving, | 我们早就在进化了 |
| 505 | but we're accelerating past the era | 但我们正在加速穿越时代 |
| 506 | where people sit around and wait for their boss | 在那里人们坐着等待他们的老板 |
| 507 | to tell them what to do. | 告诉他们该怎么做。 |
| 508 | This is what I've been feeling a lot, | 这就是我一直以来的感受, |
| 509 | especially when we started doing remote work. | 特别是我们开始做远程工作的时候 |
| 510 | I want people to be entrepreneurs within their niche. | 我希望人们在自己的专长内成为企业家. |
| 511 | Like if you're helping me with LinkedIn, | 就像你帮我处理LinkedIn一样 |
| 512 | you're an entrepreneur there. | 你是一个企业家在那里。 |
| 513 | You can hire more contractors, | 你可以聘请更多的承包商, |
| 514 | you can deploy different tools, | 你可以部署不同的工具, |
| 515 | you make the strategic decision | 你做出战略决定 |
| 516 | whether this topic is good or not. | 不论这个议题是否良好。 |
| 517 | Shall we proceed with it? | 我们继续吧? |
| 518 | I really think, and tell me if you agree with me, | 我真的觉得 如果你同意的话 告诉我 |
| 519 | we're moving into that job market | 我们要进入这个职业市场 |
| 520 | where everyone is kind of independent in their workplace. | 在那里,每个人都在他们的工作场所是独立的。 |
| 521 | I think people will have much more autonomy and creativity. | 我认为人们会有更多的自主权和创造力. |
| 522 | So I agree with that. | 所以我同意这一点。 |
| 523 | And I'd even go one step further, | 我甚至更进一步, |
| 524 | which is I talk to a lot of people, | 我和很多人谈过 |
| 525 | engineers and others in large companies | 大公司的工程师和其他人 |
| 526 | that tell me that the manager tells them | 这告诉我,经理告诉他们 |
| 527 | to stay in their swim lane. | 留在他们的游泳道。 |
| 528 | They'll say, oh, I have this creative idea, | 他们会说,哦,我有一个创意的想法, |
| 529 | but the manager says, no, | 但经理说,不, |
| 530 | I need you to focus on this one thing, frankly, | 坦白地说,我需要你集中注意这个 |
| 531 | often because the manager's career depends on it. | 经常是因为经理的职业生涯取决于此. |
| 532 | But I feel like the number of opportunities | 但我觉得机会之多 |
| 533 | for people to spot things outside their swim lane, | 人们在游泳道外发现东西, |
| 534 | and then in a responsible way, | 然后以负责的方式, |
| 535 | explore how to get it done, | 探索如何做到这一点, |
| 536 | that feels very exciting to me. | 感觉很刺激 |
| 537 | And I think that in the future, | 我认为在未来, |
| 538 | the businesses that serve a culture | 为文化服务的企业 |
| 539 | that encourage people to learn AI, | 鼓励人们学习AI, |
| 540 | build fast, responsibly, | 快速、负责地建设 |
| 541 | talk to customers would drive a lot more value | 和顾客聊天会吸引更多的价值 |
| 542 | than the more hierarchical silo organizations. | 而不是更分级的组织。 |
| 543 | Yeah, it starts with hiring the right people | 是啊,它从雇用合适的人开始 |
| 544 | and then nurturing this in your organization. | 然后在你的组织里培育这个 |
| 545 | When you say learn how to use AI | 当你说学习如何使用AI |
| 546 | and become proficient with AI, | 并且精通AI, |
| 547 | can you give me some benchmarks? | 你能给我一些基准吗? |
| 548 | Like of a person who's like say a marketer, | 就像一个像说营销员的人, |
| 549 | knowledge worker, advanced with AI. | 知识工作者,高级AI. |
| 550 | What are you looking for | 你们在找什么? |
| 551 | when you're interviewing this person? | 当你采访这个人时? |
| 552 | I'm pretty sure my team's ahead of the curve. | 我敢肯定,我的团队 领先曲线。 |
| 553 | All of my marketers know how to code. | 我所有的推销员都知道如何编码 |
| 554 | So as part of how I interview marketers, | 因此,作为我如何采访营销员的一部分, |
| 555 | we ask them what they've built, | 我们问他们建造了什么 |
| 556 | and if they have not built any software. | 如果他们没有建造任何软件, |
| 557 | If it's a dashboard, is it good or bad? | 如果是仪表板,是好是坏? |
| 558 | Like is it too basic or? | 这太基本了还是? |
| 559 | A dashboard, again, my team's pretty, | 仪表板,再次, 我的团队很漂亮, |
| 560 | you know, somewhat ahead of the curve, | 你知道,有些在曲线前, |
| 561 | but all of my- | 但我的所有的... ... . . |
| 562 | Mine was good to hear like that. | 我很高兴听到这样的声音。 |
| 563 | All of my marketers have built | 我所有的推销员都造了 |
| 564 | much more sophisticated things than dashboards. | 比仪表板更精密的东西 |
| 565 | Like what? | 比如说? |
| 566 | Oh, I feel like, I don't know, | 哦,我觉得,我不知道, |
| 567 | the other day, one of our, | 那天 我们中的一个 |
| 568 | someone on the marketing team | 有人在营销团队 |
| 569 | was talking about the tools that he had built. | 他正在谈论他建造的工具。 |
| 570 | When he's considering writing an article on something, | 当他考虑写一篇关于某事的文章时, |
| 571 | it will crawl the web, find related work, | 它会爬网 找到相关的工作 |
| 572 | has a custom desktop app, | 有自定义桌面应用程序, |
| 573 | actually build a desktop app that runs on his Mac, | 实际建造一个运行在Mac上的桌面应用程序, |
| 574 | to highlight related articles for him. | 为他突出相关文章. |
| 575 | Then he can chat to the whole system, | 然后他可以和整个系统聊天 |
| 576 | navigate, you know, the thing he's writing, | 导航,你知道, 东西他写, |
| 577 | as well as the related work, | 以及相关工作, |
| 578 | and he had a large dashboard for crawling the internet | 他有一个巨大的仪表板 爬上网 |
| 579 | to highlight to him exciting things that are popping up. | 告诉他一些激动人心的事 |
| 580 | Now, even on my team, | 现在,即使在我的团队, |
| 581 | I think that marketplace is ahead of the curve. | 我认为市场领先于曲线。 |
| 582 | But that's great to hear. | 但这是伟大的听到。 |
| 583 | Any other interesting use cases | 任何其他有趣的使用案例 |
| 584 | that will inspire people to build something similar? | 那会激励人们 建立类似的东西? |
| 585 | Let's see, maybe my finance team uses AI extensively. | 让我们看看,也许我的金融团队 广泛使用AI。 |
| 586 | So I think one of my CFOs realized that, | 所以我认为我的首席财务干事意识到, |
| 587 | you know, her team was spending hours every week | 你知道,她的团队 每周花几个小时 |
| 588 | clicking through documents, | 点击文档, |
| 589 | open this copy, paste this number here. | 打开此副本, 在此粘贴此号码 。 |
| 590 | And so she started building automation scripts | 于是她开始制作自动化脚本 |
| 591 | that runs on a routine, | 运行在常规, |
| 592 | that automatically opens files, checks what's in there, | 自动打开文件 检查里面有什么 |
| 593 | checks for consistency, highlights her team | 检查一致性,突出她的团队 |
| 594 | if there's something they need to be paying attention to, | 如果有什么需要他们注意的 |
| 595 | if a new document has showed up. | 如果新文档已经出现。 |
| 596 | So I find that rather than waiting around | 所以,我发现这 宁可等待周围 |
| 597 | for an engineer to do the work for them, | 一个工程师为他们工作, |
| 598 | the team's ability to kind of not just build dashboards, | 团队的能力 那种不只是建造仪表板, |
| 599 | but build kind of a data management infrastructures. | 但建立某种数据管理基础设施。 |
| 600 | They can ingest data, | 他们可以吸收数据, |
| 601 | alert them if something's happening. | 发生什么时通知他们 |
| 602 | I think my finance and marketing teams are doing that. | 我认为我的金融和营销团队正在这样做。 |
| 603 | Oh, my recruiting team. | 哦,我的招募团队。 |
| 604 | Well, we actually have recruiting engineers, | 我们实际上已经招聘了工程师 |
| 605 | which are really professional engineers | 他们是真正的专业工程师 |
| 606 | that sit in a recruiting team. | 在一个招募团队。 |
| 607 | They're the building very sophisticated tools for recruiting. | 他们是大楼非常精密的招募工具。 |
| 608 | And this is actually the other trend. | 这是另一个趋势。 |
| 609 | I think marketers, recruiters, | 我认为市场商,招聘商, |
| 610 | HR professionals, ops people should all learn AI. | 人力资源专业人士,行动人员都应该学习AI. |
| 611 | But the other thing is when you take an engineer | 但另外一件事是当你接受工程师 |
| 612 | and embed them in these teams, | 把他们安置在这些队伍中, |
| 613 | then that further accelerates what you can do. | 然后,这进一步加快了你能做的。 |
| 614 | We do the same. | 我们也是 |
| 615 | We start with something basic, build it ourselves, | 我们从基础开始,自己造 |
| 616 | then we hit the wall and engineer comes in, | 然后我们撞上了墙 工程师进来了 |
| 617 | we build it further. | 我们把它建设得更进一步。 |
| 618 | Frankly, when you look at not just software engineers, | 老实说,当你看到 不只是软件工程师, |
| 619 | but recruiting engineers, marketing engineers, | 但招聘工程师,营销工程师, |
| 620 | HR engineers, I think there's so much valuable | HR工程师,我觉得有很多有价值的东西 |
| 621 | engineering work that can now be done. | 现在可以做的工程工作。 |
| 622 | I'm just not worried about running out of... | 我只是不担心... |
| 623 | Frankly, all my friends were so busy. | 老实说,我的朋友都这么忙 |
| 624 | We think, boy, how could we run out of engineering jobs? | 我们想,孩子,我们怎么能用完工程工作? |
| 625 | Yeah, there are so many cool ideas you can experiment on, | 是啊,有很多很酷的想法 你可以实验, |
| 626 | but you touched upon something | 但你碰了个东西 |
| 627 | that is actually one of the fears. | 这其实就是其中之一的恐惧。 |
| 628 | When we talk about like financial information, | 当我们谈论像财务信息, |
| 629 | how much you're giving to AI. | 你要给AI多少钱? |
| 630 | So I gave my perplexity permission | 所以我才允许我感到困惑 |
| 631 | to scan my fidelity account so it can track my portfolio, | 扫描我的忠诚账户 这样它就可以追踪我的投资组合 |
| 632 | tell me when to rebalance. | 告诉我什么时候再平衡 |
| 633 | It doesn't do anything on my behalf, but it has access. | 它不代表我做任何事,但它有权限。 |
| 634 | Do you think there is any problem with that? | 你觉得有什么问题吗? |
| 635 | This is complicated. | 这很复杂 |
| 636 | I think AI and privacy is a complex area. | 我认为AI和隐私是一个复杂的领域. |
| 637 | And it depends a lot on the company | 这要靠公司 |
| 638 | that you are sharing your data with. | 您正在分享您的数据。 |
| 639 | So for example, I trust all the hyperscalers | 比如说,我信任所有的超标器 |
| 640 | to really 100% follow their terms of service | 百分之百遵守他们的服务条款 |
| 641 | and to do what they say. | 并按他们说的做。 |
| 642 | My personal opinion, not giving legal business advice, | 我个人的意见,不提供 法律业务建议, |
| 643 | but I'd be shocked if the largest hyperscalers | 但是,如果最大的超标,我会震惊 |
| 644 | publish the terms of service with some privacy notice | 发布一些隐私通知的服务条款 |
| 645 | and if they reach that. | 如果他们到了那里。 |
| 646 | Because that'd be not the culture, | 因为那不是文化 |
| 647 | it'd be so damaging of the long-term business model. | 这会对长期商业模式造成如此大的破坏 |
| 648 | Now that's on the largest hyperscaler side. | 现在,这是最大的超规模。 |
| 649 | If you look at the AI company side, | 如果你看看AI公司那边 |
| 650 | there's been at least one company that I won't name | 至少有一家公司我不点名 |
| 651 | that seems to occasionally change the terms of service. | 这似乎偶尔会改变服务条件。 |
| 652 | And if you're using it, you go to the website, | 如果你用它,你去网站, |
| 653 | so you pop up, hey, we changed the terms of service | 所以,你出现了,嘿, 我们改变了服务条件 |
| 654 | to retain your data or train your data. | 保留数据或训练数据。 |
| 655 | And if you aren't paying attention | 如果你不注意的话 |
| 656 | and click the wrong button, | 点击错误的按钮, |
| 657 | then they suddenly gave themselves permission | 然后,他们忽然答应了。 |
| 658 | to access your data | 访问您的数据 |
| 659 | in a way that I'm not that comfortable with. | 我不太喜欢这样 |
| 660 | I feel like I handle some sensitive information. | 我觉得我处理一些敏感的信息。 |
| 661 | So then I tend to be very careful with the businesses | 所以,我总是非常小心 与企业 |
| 662 | that I just don't feel the culture and the DNA. | 我只是感觉不到 文化和DNA。 |
| 663 | And frankly, the long-term business model | 坦白说,长期商业模式 |
| 664 | is as tied to protecting individual user privacy | 与保护个人用户隐私一样 |
| 665 | than the hyperscalers. | 比超标者还要大 |
| 666 | And I see businesses get this as well. | 我认为企业也得到了这个。 |
| 667 | 例如,我的一个团队,AI Aspire, | |
| 668 | we work with very large corporations, | 我们和大公司合作 |
| 669 | including banks with incredibly sensitive financial data. | 包括拥有极其敏感金融数据的银行。 |
| 670 | And as you can imagine, AI Aspire and our clients | 你可以想象,AI Aspire和我们的客户 |
| 671 | do not willingly share really sensitive, | 不愿分享真正的敏感, |
| 672 | often material non-public information, right, NMPI, | 经常提供非公开资料,对,NMPI, |
| 673 | with frontier labs without really careful thinking | 与前沿实验室 没有真正仔细的思考 |
| 674 | about the guardrails in privacy. | 私底下的护栏 |
| 675 | So I think it's complicated. | 所以我觉得这很复杂。 |
| 676 | So trusting hyperscalers, | 如此信任超标者, |
| 677 | but also another thing that you can do, | 但还有一件事你可以做, |
| 678 | you can download an open source model | 您可以下载开源模式 |
| 679 | and just run it on your computer | 在你的电脑上运行 |
| 680 | and then it just stays on your computer, right? | 然后它只是留在你的电脑上,对不对? |
| 681 | Yes, I think, yes. | 是的,我认为,是的。 |
| 682 | It turns out a lot of banks will actually run the things | 原来很多银行会管理这些东西 |
| 683 | in the virtual private cloud or on-prem. | 在虚拟的私密云中或prem上。 |
| 684 | So they never even leave their control. | 因此,他们甚至从来没有离开他们的控制。 |
| 685 | But I think for individuals, | 但我认为对于个人来说, |
| 686 | for the really sensitive things, | 对于真正敏感的东西, |
| 687 | I sometimes run a local model. | 我有时会经营本地模特儿 |
| 688 | And it's been interesting with the open-way models. | 并且对开通车型颇感兴趣. |
| 689 | So the latest open-way models | 因此,最新的开放模式 |
| 690 | are approaching frontier capability | 正在接近边境能力 |
| 691 | and that are actually small enough. | 这其实足够小。 |
| 692 | There are actually really good models now | 现在真的有很好的模型了 |
| 693 | that you can run on them. | 你可以运行在他们身上。 |
| 694 | Yeah, the one from Meta, right? | 是啊,梅塔的那个,对吧? |
| 695 | The recent one. | 最近那个 |
| 696 | Oh yes, Metamuse is a good model. | 哦,是的,Metamuse是一个很好的模型。 |
| 697 | And I'm thinking also the latest version of Quen | 我还在想最新版的Quen |
| 698 | is also very good. | 也很不错。 |
| 699 | But I think frankly, these models change every other week. | 但坦率地说,这些模型每隔一周就改变一次。 |
| 700 | So I think the best practice is to not get stuck on one, | 所以我认为最好的做法 就是不要被困在其中 |
| 701 | but to keep on trying new models. | 但是要继续尝试新的模型。 |
| 702 | So basically when there is a situation | 所以,基本上当有情况 |
| 703 | that you don't trust anyone, | 你不信任任何人, |
| 704 | you run a local model | 您运行本地模式 |
| 705 | and this is how you keep your data safe. | 这就是你保护数据安全的方法 |
| 706 | I do trust the hyperscalers, | 我确实相信那些超规模的人 |
| 707 | but sometimes for literally NMPI, | 但有时对NMPI来说 |
| 708 | material non-public information, | * 非公开资料, |
| 709 | that I won't even send to that. | 我甚至不会送去那个。 |
| 710 | I just can't even send that to the cloud. | 我甚至不能把那个寄到云里 |
| 711 | So that, I'll either do it manually without AI help | 所以,我要么手动做,没有AI帮助 |
| 712 | or if I really need to use AI, | 或者,如果我真的需要使用AI, |
| 713 | then really carefully only use a local model. | 然后非常小心地使用一个本地模型。 |
| 714 | Interesting. | 有意思,这很有趣 |
| 715 | Okay, this is an interesting one. | 好吧,这是一个有趣的。 |
| 716 | Okay, what about loss of human control over AI? | 好吧,那人类失去对AI的控制呢? |
| 717 | 因为我和Yoshua Benja谈过了 | |
| 718 | who is very negative when it comes to free AI | 在自由AI方面,谁是非常消极的 |
| 719 | without any regulation. | 没有规定。 |
| 720 | And he painted me some very scary pictures | 他给我画了一些非常恐怖的照片 |
| 721 | of AI taking over control because we, | 由于我们, |
| 722 | basically the whole scenario is | 基本上整个情景 |
| 723 | we can't control something that's smarter than us. | 我们不能控制比我们聪明的东西 |
| 724 | And if AI gets smarter and smarter, | 如果AI变聪明了 |
| 725 | where do we end up? | 我们到哪里去? |
| 726 | What do you think about that? | 你觉得怎么样? |
| 727 | I think about something else that we can't control, | 我想到别的东西,我们不能控制, |
| 728 | which is airplanes. | 这是飞机。 |
| 729 | No one can build an airplane | 没人能造飞机 |
| 730 | that you can fly perfectly. | 你可以完美飞行。 |
| 731 | Winds will buff it around. | 风会吹动它周围。 |
| 732 | And then candidly, | 然后坦率地说, |
| 733 | in the early days of developing airplanes, | 在发展飞机的初期, |
| 734 | some airplanes crashed and people died | 有些飞机坠毁,有人丧生 |
| 735 | and it was tragic and awful. | 悲剧和可怕。 |
| 736 | But through the early lessons learned, | 但通过早期的教训, |
| 737 | we then learned to control airplanes better and better | 然后我们学会了更好控制飞机 |
| 738 | so that today we can mostly get in an airplane | 这样今天我们就可以乘飞机了 |
| 739 | and not fear too much for lies. | 不要害怕太多的谎言。 |
| 740 | And it's really like that too with AI. | 对AI来说也是这样 |
| 741 | No one can perfectly control AI | 没有人能完全控制AI |
| 742 | because it generates tokens or outputs | 因为它会产生符号或输出 |
| 743 | that are a little bit random. | 这有点随机。 |
| 744 | So we don't really know what exactly it'll do. | 所以我们不知道它到底能做什么。 |
| 745 | But as we run them, | 但当我们运行他们, |
| 746 | and there's been a small number of mishaps, | 发生了少量的意外 |
| 747 | which is unfortunate. | 这是不幸的。 |
| 748 | And some number of mishaps have done some real damage. | 也有一些灾祸造成了一些真正的破坏. |
| 749 | But the way we engineer almost any system | 但是我们设计系统的方式 |
| 750 | from an airplane to electric circuits to now AI | 从飞机到电路到现在的AI |
| 751 | is carefully grow their capabilities | 仔细地提高他们的能力 |
| 752 | so that we can have a controlled environment | 以便我们有一个控制的环境 |
| 753 | in which to measure what's wrong | 用来衡量什么是错的 |
| 754 | and then to shape it, | 然后造出来, |
| 755 | to make sure we can control it well enough | 确保我们能很好地控制它 |
| 756 | that it behaves responsibly and safely. | 它的行为是负责和安全的。 |
| 757 | And to this day, | 时至今日, |
| 758 | we can't perfectly control any airplane. | 我们控制不了飞机 |
| 759 | And we will never perfectly control AI either. | 我们也不会完全控制AI |
| 760 | But I think we are certainly controlling them well enough | 但我认为我们控制得够好了 |
| 761 | that this loss of control doesn't feel like science, | 这种失控的感觉不像是科学 |
| 762 | if it's a science fiction. | 如果这是个科幻小说 |
| 763 | Yeah, yeah. | 对 对 |
| 764 | What about deep fakes? | 那深层假货呢? |
| 765 | Deep fakes are a problem. | 深假是烦恼. |
| 766 | Well, one of the most disgusting things | 最恶心的事情之一 |
| 767 | I've ever seen or heard of | 我见过或听说过 |
| 768 | is non-consensual, intimate deep fake imagery. | 是未经同意的 亲密的深层假象 |
| 769 | I'm really glad that, you know, | 我真的很高兴,你知道, |
| 770 | U.S. Congress has been moving to, right, | 美国国会已经向着 |
| 771 | let's pass laws, get rid of that. | 让我们通过法律,摆脱它。 |
| 772 | Penalties for that. | 惩罚 |
| 773 | I'm just, I think there's some really problematic uses | 我只是,我觉得 有一些真正的问题 使用 |
| 774 | of AI that we should outlaw, heavily penalize. | 我们应严加惩罚, |
| 775 | Let's just get rid of that. | 先释此义. |
| 776 | What do you think about children and social connection | 你对孩子和社会联系有什么看法? |
| 777 | when it comes to AI, with kids using more of AI? | 当涉及到AI, 孩子们使用更多的AI? |
| 778 | Because we've seen social media, | 因为我们看过社交媒体 |
| 779 | how, you know, there are people | 怎么会有人 |
| 780 | who are dumb-scrolling all day. | 他们整天都是哑巴。 |
| 781 | And my daughter, who is five years old now, | 还有我女儿 她现在五岁了 |
| 782 | whenever I don't have an answer, | 当我没有答案时 |
| 783 | is like, ask Chad GPT. | 就像问查德GPT |
| 784 | Like, who's that person? | 喜欢,是谁的人? |
| 785 | I'm like, I don't know. | 我很喜欢,我不知道。 |
| 786 | 问查德GPT. | |
| 787 | Like, she thinks Chad GPT knows everything. | 她觉得Chad GPT什么都知道 |
| 788 | What would you say about, you know, | 你会怎么说,你知道, |
| 789 | kids' future with AI? | 孩子们的未来和AI? |
| 790 | First, I think kids have a bright future. | 首先,我觉得孩子有一个光明的未来。 |
| 791 | It's such an exciting time to be a child, | 小时候真是激动人心 |
| 792 | to grow up in this environment with tools | 在这种环境中用工具成长 |
| 793 | that none of us ever had before. | 我们从来没有有过。 |
| 794 | At the same time, we've seen that social media, | 同时,我们看到社交媒体, |
| 795 | I think social media has probably been blamed | 我觉得社交媒体可能已经被指责了 |
| 796 | a bit more than it deserves, but it does deserve blame. | 比它应得的还要多,但它的确应该受到指责。 |
| 797 | Has kind of not been great for kids. | 有点对孩子不好 |
| 798 | I actually worry a lot about, it's a wonderful tool, | 其实我担心的很多, 这是一个很好的工具, |
| 799 | but AI damaging learning is something I worry a lot about. | 但是,AI破坏的学习 是我担心的很多。 |
| 800 | So it turns out, I have a five-year-old and a seven-year-old. | 因此,结果,我有一个5岁和7岁的孩子。 |
| 801 | When I teach them math, they're so young enough | 当我教他们数学时,他们就足够年轻了 |
| 802 | that I can basically, you know, | 我可以基本上, 你知道, |
| 803 | not let them use the calculator. | 不让他们使用计算器。 |
| 804 | Can say, how do you multiply these numbers? | 可以说,你是如何乘以这些数字的? |
| 805 | And I don't give them a calculator | 我不给他们一个计算器 |
| 806 | and practice that with them. | 和他们一起练习。 |
| 807 | But as they're a little bit older, | 但是,由于他们有点老, |
| 808 | I worry a lot about students using cognitive offloading | 我非常担心学生使用认知卸载 |
| 809 | to AI in a way that damages the long-term learning retention. | 以损害长期学习保留的方式向大赦国际提出。 |
| 810 | But then at the same time, oh, I actually built an app. | 但与此同时,哦,我实际上造了一个应用程序。 |
| 811 | I did not like any of the, you know, | 我不喜欢任何,你知道, |
| 812 | free online learning to type types of things. | 免费在线学习,以类型方式进行。 |
| 813 | So I actually built my own to have my daughter learn to type. | 所以我自己造的,让我的女儿学会打字。 |
| 814 | And I'm hoping that she's actually getting pretty decent now | 我希望她现在变得相当体面 |
| 815 | for a seven-year-old. | 给一个七岁的孩子。 |
| 816 | Oh, so she's typing already? | 哦,所以她已经打字了? |
| 817 | Oh yeah, she actually typed all the lowercase letters. | 哦,是的,她实际上打 所有小写字母。 |
| 818 | She's a little bit, you know, not, | 她有点,你知道,不是, |
| 819 | her shift uppercase letters a little bit, not quite there. | 她的变身大写字母一点点, 并不完全在那里。 |
| 820 | But I think that this unlocks, you know, | 但我认为这个解锁,你知道, |
| 821 | responsible adult-supervised use of online tools. | 由成年人负责监督在线工具的使用。 |
| 822 | And I think it's really tricky, you know? | 我觉得这很棘手 你知道吗? |
| 823 | I think adult-supervised use of digital tools | 我认为是成年人监督使用的数字工具 |
| 824 | seems a great thing for kids, | 似乎对孩子们来说是件好事 |
| 825 | but too many adults don't have time | 但太多的成年人没有时间 |
| 826 | to supervise the use of the tools. | 监督工具的使用。 |
| 827 | And then the incentives of, say, social media, right? | 然后是社交媒体的激励,对吧? |
| 828 | To do funny things. | 做一些有趣的事情。 做一些有趣的事情。 |
| 829 | Yeah, has to be the right incentive when it comes to AI. | 对,对AI来说,应该有正确的激励 |
| 830 | Okay, you mentioned, we talked about the fears. | 好吧,你提到,我们谈论了恐惧。 |
| 831 | We talked about how you can improve your work with AI. | 我们谈过如何改善你和AI的工作 |
| 832 | Can you name some of the biggest opportunities in AI in 2026 | 你能说说2026年AI里最大的机会吗? |
| 833 | for people who want to build? | 给那些想建楼的人? |
| 834 | For an individual that wants to build, | 对于一个想要建设的人来说, |
| 835 | I don't think it's one size fits all. | 我不认为它是一个尺寸适合所有。 |
| 836 | But because the cost of building has plummeted, | 但由于建筑成本暴跌, |
| 837 | I encourage people to learn AI, build fast, | 我鼓励人们学习人工智能 快速建设 |
| 838 | and talk to customers. | 和客户交谈。 |
| 839 | I find myself building things, I don't know, | 我发现自己建造的东西, 我不知道, |
| 840 | every week, every weekend, | 每个礼拜,每个周末, |
| 841 | because I or someone on our team will have some problem | 因为我或我们团队中有人会有问题 |
| 842 | and I have some idea for building some AI thing | 我有点想法 建造一些AI的东西 |
| 843 | to automate it. | 把它自动化。 |
| 844 | Last weekend, I had, really, I was using a Frontier model | 上个周末,我真的在用边疆模型 |
| 845 | to analyze a lot of our key business metrics | 来分析我们许多关键的商业标准 |
| 846 | because I didn't have time to do it myself. | 因为我没有时间自己做 |
| 847 | But it was kind of measuring, you know, | 但它是一种测量,你知道, |
| 848 | deviantized key business metrics, | 偏离关键商业标准, |
| 849 | and I didn't have time to go find a data scientist | 我没有时间去找数据科学家 |
| 850 | to go work me on it, | 去工作我做到这一点, |
| 851 | so I just did a variety of Frontier models, | 所以我刚刚做了各种边疆模型, |
| 852 | being really careful on their data retention policies. | 对数据保存政策非常小心 |
| 853 | I did not use models with data retention policies | 我没有使用有数据保存政策的模型 |
| 854 | that I don't like in order to analyze data. | 我不喜欢分析数据 |
| 855 | But, and then I find that what's happened with AI | 但是,然后我发现 发生了什么事AI |
| 856 | is the cost of building has plummeted, | 建筑成本暴跌, |
| 857 | and so the challenge is shifting to deciding what to build, | 因此,挑战正在转向决定建设什么, |
| 858 | which I've been calling | 我一直在打电话 |
| 859 | the product management bottleneck. | 产品管理瓶颈。 |
| 860 | And so people, founders, engineers, product managers, | 于是人们,创始人,工程师,产品经理, |
| 861 | they can talk to customers, | 他们可以和顾客交谈, |
| 862 | get a sense for the taste of judgment on what to build, | 体会到判断如何构建的滋味 |
| 863 | and then build with AI and iterate quickly. | 然后用人工智能快速建造 |
| 864 | I think there's just a ton of exciting things to do. | 我觉得只有一吨刺激的事情要做。 |
| 865 | And you've been starting so many companies. | 你开了这么多公司 |
| 866 | You're like, when I looked at your portfolio, | 你就像,当我看着你的组合, |
| 867 | do you think for beginners, | 你认为初学者, |
| 868 | when you said you built something during the weekend, | 你说你在周末造东西的时候 |
| 869 | how do you decide what to focus on | 如何决定什么是重点 |
| 870 | or you can pursue multiple ideas because of AI now, | 或者你可以追求多种想法 因为AI现在, |
| 871 | and you can just be playing in different companies | 你可以在不同的公司里玩 |
| 872 | at the same time? | 同时呢? |
| 873 | It turns out building a company is still really, really hard. | 事实证明,建立一家公司仍然非常困难。 |
| 874 | And so there's a lot to be said | 所以有很多话要说 |
| 875 | for a single-threaded leadership | 单线领导 |
| 876 | or someone that's fully focused on just one thing. | 或者某个完全专注于一件事的人 |
| 877 | I find that over a weekend, | 我周末发现, |
| 878 | I can often build an own wrapper, build a simple application, | 我常常可以自己做包装 做简单的应用 |
| 879 | but I wish it was that easy to build a large company. | 但我希望有那么容易 建立一个大公司。 |
| 880 | I find that building something meaningful | 我发现建造一些有意义的东西 |
| 881 | often takes either real technical depth | 往往需要真正的技术深度 |
| 882 | and or deep customer insight and integration of customers. | 或客户的深刻见解和融入。 |
| 883 | And yes, we can now use AI to code something | 是的,我们现在可以用AI 来编码一些东西 |
| 884 | in a few hours, but that's a small piece of the puzzle. | 几小时后,但这是谜题的小作品。 |
| 885 | So spending time understanding the technical complexity | 所以花时间了解技术的复杂性 |
| 886 | and building the really complex software | 并建造非常复杂的软件 |
| 887 | that takes us like months, maybe years, | 我们花了几个月,也许几年, |
| 888 | or having that deep customer insight | 或者是客户的深刻见解 |
| 889 | to decide what to build, that also just takes a lot. | 决定建造什么, 这同样需要很多。 |
| 890 | Talking to people, reading facial expressions, surveys, | 与人们交谈,阅读面部表情,调查, |
| 891 | it's doing that over and over | 它的做 一遍又一遍 |
| 892 | until we figure out what to build. | 直到我们想出 建造什么。 |
| 893 | And so I think sometimes there's a lot of value | 所以我觉得有时有很多价值 |
| 894 | to sampling widely, but then having that focus | 广泛采样,但随后有重点 |
| 895 | for an individual to go really deep in a couple of sectors, | 一个人真正深入到 几个部门, |
| 896 | that still seems important for building a business. | 这对建立企业来说仍然很重要。 |
| 897 | My last question, I know we don't have much time, | 我最后一个问题,我知道我们时间不多了 |
| 898 | but I wanted to ask you about AGI, | 但我想问你关于AGI的事 |
| 899 | just because people use this word so much. | 只是因为人们使用这个词这么多。 |
| 900 | And some people say, I think Jensen Huang said, | 有人说 黄詹森说 |
| 901 | we already reached AGI. | 我们已经到达AGI。 |
| 902 | You said it's decades away. | 你说过还有几十年 |
| 903 | What's the one criteria when you're gonna say | 当你要说,一个标准是什么? |
| 904 | we reach AGI? | 我们找到AGI了吗? |
| 905 | So different people say we reach AGI at different times | 不同的人说我们在不同的时间到达AGI |
| 906 | because of different definitions of AGI. | 因为AGI的定义不同. |
| 907 | The definition I'm most familiar with | 我最熟悉的定义 |
| 908 | is AI that could do any intellectual tasks | 是AI,可以做任何智力任务 |
| 909 | that a human can. | 人类可以。 |
| 910 | But so the human brain can take, say, five years | 但人类大脑需要五年时间 |
| 911 | to study and do a PhD thesis. | 学习和做博士论文。 |
| 912 | And so can AI write a PhD thesis? | AI也能写博士论文吗? |
| 913 | Or a human can learn to drive a truck | 或者人类可以学会开车 |
| 914 | through a dense rainforest | 穿过茂密的雨林 |
| 915 | with tens of minutes of practice. | 和数十分钟的练习。 |
| 916 | So when can AI do that? | 那么AI什么时候能做到这一点? |
| 917 | To drive a new environment | 推动新的环境 |
| 918 | with tens of minutes of practice. | 和数十分钟的练习。 |
| 919 | It feels like there's a long list of these things | 感觉有一大堆这些东西 |
| 920 | that AI cannot do for what feels to me decades. | 对我而言,大赦国际不能做几十年的感受。 |
| 921 | I hope it's only decades. | 惟愿数十载. |
| 922 | Maybe it would turn out to be longer. | 也许它会变成更长。 |
| 923 | So that's what I think for that definition of AI or AGI. | 所以这就是我对AI或AGI的定义的看法. |
| 924 | AGI还很远 | |
| 925 | But it turns out because of economic incentives, | 但结果却因为经济刺激 |
| 926 | I think open and Microsoft had an agreement. | 我认为开放和微软有协议。 |
| 927 | There's actually been renegotiated now, | 已经重新谈判过了 |
| 928 | so that's gone away. | 所以这已经消失了。 |
| 929 | 但OpenAI有经济刺激 | |
| 930 | to try to declare reaching AGI earlier. | 试图更早地宣布到达AGI。 |
| 931 | And so it turns out that if you come up | 结果发现如果你上来 |
| 932 | with other definitions of AI, | 与大赦国际的其他定义, |
| 933 | depending on how far you lower the bar, | 看你把酒吧放低多远 |
| 934 | then you could totally have reached AGI already | 那你就完全可以联系到AGI了 |
| 935 | or even 30 years ago, | 甚至在30年前, |
| 936 | depending on how you want to define it. | 取决于您要如何定义它。 |
| 937 | Yeah, true. | 是的,没错。 |
| 938 | Andrew, thank you so much for this positive conversation. | 安德鲁 非常感谢你这么积极的谈话 |
| 939 | Very applicable. | 非常适用。 |
| 940 | I like when you watch something | 我喜欢你看东西 |
| 941 | and then you go and you measure yourself | 然后你去测量自己 |
| 942 | against what people are doing with AI, | 与人们对AI的所做所为相对应, |
| 943 | look at your process and maybe expand it. | 看看你的过程,也许可以扩展它。 |
| 944 | So thank you so much for showing what your team is doing | 所以,非常感谢你展示 你的团队在做什么 |
| 945 | and thank you for your insights. | 谢谢你的洞察力 |
| 946 | Yeah, I think given the huge benefits of AI to come, | 是啊,我认为考虑到AI的巨大好处 来, |
| 947 | I hope whoever is watching this is motivated | 希望看这个的人有动机 |
| 948 | to really go learn AI, apply it, | 真正去学习AI,应用它, |
| 949 | and even to go build some things. | 甚至去制造一些东西。 |
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