Andactually, itcouldhaveneeded a century, butinApril 2020, justafterthedecademark, wewerethrilledtobeabletoannouncewhatseemstobetheultimatemachinecodeoftheuniverse.
Buthere's kindof a humanizedrepresentation, a versionoftheverybeginningoftheuniverse, andwhatwe'reseeinghereistheemergenceofspaceandeverythinginitbythesuccessiveapplicationofverysimplecomputationalrules.
Soeonslater, here's a chunkofspacewithtwolittleblackholesthat, ifwewait a littlewhile, willeventuallymerge, generatinglittleripplesofgravitationalradiation.
Butasobserversembeddedinthisuniverse, we'rebranchingandmergingtoo, anditturnsoutthatquantummechanicsemergesasthestoryofhowbranchingmindsperceive a branchinguniverse.
There's what I callcomputationalirreducibility, inwhich, ineffect, thepassageoftimecorrespondstoanirreduciblecomputationthatwehavetoruninordertoworkouthowitwillturnout.
It's been a vastundertakingthat's spannedmorethanfourdecadesofmylife, butit's somethingveryuniqueanddifferent.
私の人生の40年以上に及ぶ膨大な事業だが、非常にユニークで異なるものだ。
But I'm happytoreportthatinwhathasbeenMathematicaandisnowtheWolframLanguage, I thinkwe'vefirmlysucceededincreating a trulyfull-scalecomputationallanguage.
It's sortofthemostconcentratedformofintellectualexpressionthat I know, sortoffindingtheessenceofeverythingandcoherentlyexpressingitinthedesignofourcomputationallanguage.
A fewcenturiesago, thedevelopmentofmathematicalnotationandwhatamountstothelanguageofmathematicsgave a systematicwaytoexpressmathandmadepossiblealgebraandcalculusandeventuallyallofmodernmathematicalscience.
I mean, for 70 yearswe'vehadprogramminglanguageswhichareabouttellingcomputersintheirtermswhattodo, butcomputationallanguageisaboutsomethingintellectuallymuchbigger.
Youknow, I builttheWolframlanguagefirstandforemostbecause I wantedtouseitmyself, andnowwhen I useit, I feellikeit's kindofgivingmesomekindofsuperpower.
私がWolfram言語を作ったのは、何よりもまず自分で使いたかったからなんだ。
I justhavetoimaginesomethingincomputationaltermsandthenthelanguagesortofalmostmagicallyletsmebringitintoreality, seeitsconsequencesandbuildonthem.
Andyouknow, whenitcomestobuildingnewthingsin a verypowerfulemergingworkflow, it's basicallytostartbytellingtheLLMroughlywhatyouwant, thentohaveittrytoexpressthatinpreciseWolframlanguage, then, andthisis a criticalfeatureofourcomputationallanguagecomparedto, forexample, a programminglanguage, youas a humancanreadthecode.
Andnowwe'rebacktotheRouillade, becauseat a foundationallevel, what's happeningisthatautomationisopeningupmoredirectionstogointheRouillade.
基礎的なレベルでは、オートメーション化によってルイヤードの方向性がさらに広がっている。
Butthere's noabstractwaytochoosebetweenthese.
しかし、そのどちらかを選ぶという抽象的な方法はない。
It's a questionofwhatwehumanswant, anditrequireskindofhumansdoingworktodefinethat.
私たち人間が何を望んでいるかという問題であり、それを定義するためには人間が仕事をする必要がある。
So a societyofAIssortofuntetheredbyhumaninputwouldeffectivelygooffandexplorethewholeRouillade, butmostofwhattheydowouldseemtousrandomandpointless, muchlikemostofnaturedoesn't seemtousrightnowlikeit's achieving a purpose.