谷歌正在训练人工智能更自然地说话，早期的结果非常有趣。正如Quartz所发现的那样，Google最近发表了一篇论文，描述了它如何训练人工智能来自然地填补一个句子和另一个不相关的句子之间的空白。为了做到这一点，它使用了一种新的神经网络模型，该模型通过分析12000本电子书（主要是小说）进行训练，其中很多都是浪漫小说。

这项技术正在发挥作用，因为它比以前的方法效果更好。但它的结果仍然是不自然的——通常，他们最终创造出研究人员所说的“相当戏剧化”的序列，这肯定是受到谷歌一直在给它灌输的虚构故事的启发。

以下是本文提供的一些示例。加粗的句子是研究人员告诉人工智能的开始和结束。我已经清理了一些标点符号，但除此之外，这是直接从机器上得到的：

this was the only way.it was the only way. it was her turn to blink. it was hard to tell. it was time to move on. he had to do it again. they all looked at each other. they all turned to look back. they both turned to face him. they both turned and walked away.

there is no one else in the world.there is no one else in sight. they were the only ones who mattered. they were the only ones left. he had to be with me. she had to be with him. i had to do this. i wanted to kill him. i started to cry. i turned to him.

i don't like it, he said.i waited for what had happened. it was almost thirty years ago. it was over thirty years ago. that was six years ago. he had died two years ago. ten, thirty years ago. "it’s all right here. "everything is all right here. "it’s all right here. it’s all right here. we are all right here. come here in five minutes.

i'm fine.you're right. "all right. you're right. okay, fine. "okay, fine. yes, right here. no, not right now. "no, not right now. "talk to me right now. please talk to me right now. i’ll talk to you right now. "i’ll talk to you right now. "you need to talk to me now. "but you need to talk to me now.

一方面，令人印象深刻的是，有些东西听起来很有戏剧性。另一方面，很明显，在未来的几年里，浪漫主义作家仍然会找到有报酬的工作。

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