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So I wanted to explore how something like human intuition could be directly translated to artificial intelligence.
所以，我想探究如何將像人類直覺的東西直接地翻譯給人工智能。
And I created a piece that explores computer-based intuition in a physical space.
于是我創造了一臺通過現實空間探究電腦直覺的機器。
The piece is called Wayfinding, and it's set up as a symbolic compass that has four kinetic sculptures.
它叫Wayfinding，它有4個動態裝置，像一個指南針。
Each one represents a direction, north, east, south and west.
每一個裝置代表著一個方向，北、東、南、西。
And there are sensors set up on the top of each sculpture that capture how far away you are from them.
裝在每個裝置頂端的傳感器，能夠捕獲你離它們的距離有多遠。
And the data that gets collected ends up changing the way that sculptures move and the direction of the compass.
接著數據會被采集，最終裝置就會移動，從而改變指南針的方向。
The thing is, the piece doesn't work like the automatic door sensor that just opens when you walk in front of it.
不過不像自動門的傳感器那樣--你走到它前面的時候，門就會打開。
See, your contribution is only a part of its collection of lived experiences.
你的行為只是它搜集的體驗的一部分。
And all of those experiences affect the way that it moves.
所有的體驗都會影響它的移動。
So when you walk in front of it, it starts to use all of the data that it's captured throughout its exhibition history
所以當你在它前面走動時，它開始用所有之前捕獲的數據，
or its intuition -- to mechanically respond to you based on what it's learned from others.
或它的直覺--基于它從其他人那里學習到的，對你做出機械的響應。
And what ends up happening is that as participants we start to learn the level of detail
最終，作為參與者，我們意識到我們需要怎樣的細節
that we need in order to manage expectations from both humans and machines.
才能同時管理人類和機器的預期。
We can almost see our intuition being played out on the computer, picturing all of that data being processed in our mind's eye.
我們幾乎可以看到我們的直覺在電腦中被展示出來，想象所有的數據被我們的心靈之眼所處理。
My hope is that this type of art will help us think differently about intuition and how to apply that to AI in the future.
我希望這種藝術方式，能幫助我們從不同角度思考直覺，以及將來如何將它運用到人工智能中去。
