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Your colleagues may be a robot in the future
Your colleagues may be a robot in the future
Last fall, Google launched a new upgrade of the AI translation engine, which is sometimes almost indistinguishable from manual translation text". Jost racing can only keep turning his eyes. The German has been a professional translator for 20 years, and he has heard again and again that his profession will be threatened by automation. He found that every time it is exaggerated speculation, Google translation of the makeover is no exception. He believes that this is certainly not the key to translation.
Since IBM launched its first Machine Translation system in 1954, the concept of a perfect machine translator has captured all the imagination of programmers and the public. Science fiction writers have caught the creative, offers a variety of utopian fantasy, from "Star Trek" universal translator to "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Department of the Milky Way in the Milky Way Department of Babel fish. Artificial translation can describe the meaning of source text with fluent text, which is the Holy Grail of machine learning: a challenge to "complete artificial intelligence". If Machine Translation can do the same, it will mean that the machine has reached the level of human intelligence. The hype surrounding Google's progress in Machine Translation has shown that the Holy Grail is at hand. And at the same time, the translators will be eliminated.
But the translators have always been at the forefront of job panic caused by artificial intelligence, and they are not worried about it. As a matter of fact, some people are happy. For those who have grasped the potential of artificial intelligence tools, their work efficiency and their job demands are soaring.
Imagine they are white-collar canary in the coal mine, the first time they can smell any wind sways grass in the industry. At the moment, the canaries are singing, which proves that it's safe now. With the rapid development of machine learning, many industries are beginning to realize that artificial intelligence does accomplish tasks that were once thought to be only human beings. Unlike the drivers and warehouse employees, knowledge workers are not yet faced with the risk of being immediately replaced. But as artificial intelligence becomes an important part of their workflow, their work is changing, and no one can guarantee that today's artificial intelligence tools will not become a threat in the future. This gives employees a choice: put aside your egos, embrace your new artificial intelligence colleagues, or you'll be left behind. We're not living in the golden age of artificial intelligence, but we're living in the golden age of artificial intelligence to improve productivity. It can be called the first passage of the times. Artificial intelligence is now powerful enough, and the first attempt at countless complex tasks is very reliable, but it's not powerful enough to make people feel threatened. For more intensive thinking and subjective awareness, we still need humans to do it.
This kind of labor migration is unfolding in various industries. "Washington Post" internal artificial intelligence, Haili Ougelafu (Heliograf), about 850 articles published last year, reporters and editors to increase human analysis and rich details of these articles. In graphic design, artificial intelligence tools can now be designed through the preliminary draft, let the human designer last executed. In the field of film and publishing, new artificial intelligence tools can clear stacks of rotten dramas and find the next burst point script, freeing editors from endless queues of submissions. These artificial intelligence tools are like brave and strong young assistants: they're very capable and productive, but they still need an experienced manager to do the heavy mental work. Of course, the manager must work with the machine in order to benefit from it.
Fennemore Craig (Fennemore Craig) is a law firm in Arizona, where lawyers take on the artificial intelligence of the train, the trial from a company called Ross smart (ROSS Intelligence) is a new technology start-ups. With the help of IBM super computer "Wahson (Watson)" and combined with the proprietary algorithm, Ross (Ross) driven by artificial intelligence, inherited such as LexisNexis (LexisNexis) tools such as: it reviews the case of millions of pages, and in a memorandum in the record of its discovery. This process may take a human lawyer for 4 days, and Ross spends about 24 hours. Ross won't be upset by tiredness and ennui: