【双语音+文稿】(完整版)2020马斯克德国柏林访谈:在Ax
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P1 · 【双语音+文稿】(完整版)2020马斯克德国柏林访谈:在Axel Springer 集团总部,马斯克领取阿克塞尔·斯普林格年度大奖,并与集团CEO进行深度对话。 p01 英文版 (P1)

【双语音+文稿】(完整版)2020马斯克德国柏林访谈:在Axel Springer 集团总部,马斯克领取阿克塞尔·斯普林格年度大奖,并与集团CEO进行深度对话。 p01 英文版 (P1)
发布于 2026-09-14 · 时长 1:06:54字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:06 | Ladies and gentlemen this is your captain speaking. | 女士们先生们 这位是船长 |
| 0:09 | Welcome on board our | 欢迎加入我们 |
| 0:10 | vessel to Mars. | 飞到火星 |
| 0:12 | Boarding is completed as all systems are set and we're sure that | 登机完毕,所有系统都设置好了 我们确信 |
| 0:16 | we don't take the corona virus to outer space. | 我们不会把日冕病毒带到外太空 |
| 0:19 | Thanks for your cooperation by | 谢谢你的合作 |
| 0:21 | the way. | 这边 |
| 0:22 | We are ready to launch. | 我们准备发射。 |
| 0:23 | First rule prepare for takeoff 20 seconds to | 第一规则准备起飞 20秒 |
| 0:59 | liftoff. | 起飞 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ladies and gentlemen this is your captain speaking. | 女士们先生们 这位是船长 |
| 2 | Welcome on board our | 欢迎加入我们 |
| 3 | vessel to Mars. | 飞到火星 |
| 4 | Boarding is completed as all systems are set and we're sure that | 登机完毕,所有系统都设置好了 我们确信 |
| 5 | we don't take the corona virus to outer space. | 我们不会把日冕病毒带到外太空 |
| 6 | Thanks for your cooperation by | 谢谢你的合作 |
| 7 | the way. | 这边 |
| 8 | We are ready to launch. | 我们准备发射。 |
| 9 | First rule prepare for takeoff 20 seconds to | 第一规则准备起飞 20秒 |
| 10 | liftoff. | 起飞 |
| 11 | This is your captain with an update from the cockpit. | 这是驾驶舱最新消息的船长 |
| 12 | We arrived in | 我们到了 |
| 13 | Mars, orbit safe and sound. | 火星,轨道安全 |
| 14 | Let me please especially welcome one very special | 让我特别欢迎一位特别的 |
| 15 | passenger, an extraordinary visionary, a multi-talented engineer, a super smart | 乘客, 一个非凡的远见卓识, 一个多才多艺的工程师, 一个超级聪明的 |
| 16 | entrepreneur and not at least the man who made this mission to Mars possible. | 企业家,至少不是那个使这次火星任务成为可能的人。 |
| 17 | Please give a very warm welcome to Mr. Elon Musk. | 请热烈欢迎埃隆·穆斯克先生 |
| 18 | Please take a look at our | 请看看我们 |
| 19 | wonderful planet. | 美丽的星球。 |
| 20 | Isn't it gorgeous? | 漂亮吗? |
| 21 | As curious as I am to see Mars I'm really | 就像我好奇地看到火星一样 我真的 |
| 22 | looking forward to come back to our old homestead. | 期待回到我们的老家 |
| 23 | South Africa in the 70s. | 70年代的南非. |
| 24 | A boy | 一个男孩 |
| 25 | from Pretoria facing childhood problems. | 从比勒陀利亚开始就面临儿童问题。 |
| 26 | He reads ten hours a day. | 他一天读十小时。 |
| 27 | Star Wars and | 星球大战 |
| 28 | science fiction but this one's got talent for machines and for money. | 科幻小说 但这个有机器和钱的天赋 |
| 29 | Game | 游戏 |
| 30 | begin. | 开始 |
| 31 | At the age of 12 he programmed his first computer game on the good old | 12岁时,他编程了第一个电脑游戏 |
| 32 | Commodore. | 准将 |
| 33 | Young Elon sold Blastar for $500. | 年轻的伊隆以500美元的价格将布拉斯塔尔出售. |
| 34 | Develop stuff, let it grow, sell it soon. | 开发一些东西,让它生长,很快出售. |
| 35 | This is how he made his fortune and his opportunity to go even further. | 这就是他如何创造自己的财富和进一步前进的机会。 |
| 36 | This is | 这是 |
| 37 | the way. | 这边 |
| 38 | One sentence he never wanted to hear. | 一句话他从不想听 |
| 39 | You're in the army now. | 汝今参军. |
| 40 | So he got | 这么说他得到了 |
| 41 | himself a passport, moved to Canada, leaving the South African apartheid regime | 本人是护照,移居加拿大,离开南非种族隔离政权 |
| 42 | behind. | 后面 后面那个 |
| 43 | He was 16 years old. | 时年十六岁. |
| 44 | After some time in | 过了一段时间 |
| 45 | Kingston he left Canada, went to Pennsylvania, got his bachelor and then | 金斯顿他离开加拿大,去宾夕法尼亚, 得到了他的单身汉,然后 |
| 46 | moved south. | 南迁. |
| 47 | Stanford University, Palo Alto, where all the silicon dreams were | 斯坦福大学,帕洛阿尔托 所有硅的梦想 |
| 48 | about to come true. | 即将成真。 |
| 49 | Elon was one of those who founded the legend of the valley. | 伊隆是开创山谷传说的人之一. |
| 50 | With $2,000, a car and a computer and nothing more, he and his brother Kimball | 有了两千元,一辆车和一台电脑,他和他弟弟Kimball |
| 51 | founded Zip2, a company that provided and licensed online city guide software to | 创建了Zip2公司,提供并许可在线城市指南软件 |
| 52 | newspapers. | 报纸。 |
| 53 | Four years later he sold it to Compaq for $307 million. | 4年后,他以3.07亿美元的价格卖给Compaq. |
| 54 | Quite a | 不错 |
| 55 | story. | 故事的情节。 |
| 56 | But just the start. | 但刚刚开始 |
| 57 | A typical story of those times. | 那段时期的典型故事. |
| 58 | Develop and invest. | 开发和投资。 |
| 59 | Find allies. | 寻找盟友。 |
| 60 | Merge. | 合并。 |
| 61 | Disrupt. | 离烦恼. |
| 62 | PayPal的兴起. | |
| 63 | His first vision of making things | 他创造事物的第一个愿景 |
| 64 | easier for people using the digitization. | 对使用数字化系统的人来说, |
| 65 | Elon Musk helped to change the financial | 伊隆·穆斯克帮助改变了财政 |
| 66 | industry forever. | 工业永远。 |
| 67 | PayPal以15亿美元出售给eBay. | |
| 68 | Elon held 11.7% of the | 伊隆持有11.7%的 |
| 69 | shares. | 股权。 |
| 70 | A big winner in the big game. | 大赛大赢家. |
| 71 | Money that he uses to make the world a | 他用来创造世界的钱 |
| 72 | better place. | 好点了 |
| 73 | He attacks on the world's best-settled market. | 他攻击了世界上最稳定的市场 |
| 74 | The automotive | 汽车 |
| 75 | We created Tesla to make a difference in the world. | 我创造特斯拉是为了改变世界 |
| 76 | 特斯拉(英语:Tesla). | |
| 77 | Disruption at its best. | 尽是烦恼. |
| 78 | Not everything worked out perfect. | 不是一切都完美无缺 |
| 79 | But his long breath proved him right. | 但他的长口气证明他是对的 |
| 80 | He is | 没错 |
| 81 | pushing all his competitors forward. | 推动他所有的竞争者前进。 |
| 82 | He is expanding. | 他正在扩张。 |
| 83 | He leads technology. | 他领导技术。 |
| 84 | He | |
| 85 | leads infrastructure and logistics. | 领导基础设施和后勤。 |
| 86 | And if necessary, he works and sleeps at the | 如果有必要,他就会在 |
| 87 | factory. | 工厂。 |
| 88 | And he is ein Berliner. | 他就是柏林人,他就是柏林人 |
| 89 | Soon. | 马上就 |
| 90 | Very soon. | 马上 |
| 91 | We've decided to put the Tesla | 我们决定把特斯拉 |
| 92 | Gigafactory Europe in the Berlin area. | 柏林地区的吉他欧洲. |
| 93 | And Tesla is just on the cutting edge of an | 特斯拉正处在最前沿 |
| 94 | idea. | 点子 |
| 95 | Autonomous driving is born. | 自主驾驶诞生. |
| 96 | So for us, being a little startup, we had to | 所以对于我们来说,作为一个小小的开始,我们不得不 |
| 97 | expensive. | 贵 |
| 98 | Their idea of an electric car is something that doesn't look good, isn't | 他们的电动车想法 看上去不太好,不是吗? |
| 99 | fast, that doesn't have high performance. | 快,那没有高性能。 |
| 100 | We wanted to break the mold of all of | 我们想打破所有的模具 |
| 101 | that. | 那个 |
| 102 | That's what we sought to achieve. | 这就是我们所追求的。 |
| 103 | Saving time for important things. | 为重要的事情节省时间。 |
| 104 | Saving | 保存 |
| 105 | time for stuff that is fun. | 时间来点有趣的东西 |
| 106 | Well, it is fun to drive a Tesla. | 开特斯拉车很有趣 |
| 107 | But on an endless | 但无休止 |
| 108 | The motorway even riding gets tiring. | 车道甚至会很疲惫 |
| 109 | It's human. | 谓人曰. |
| 110 | We're bored very soon. | 我们很快就无聊了 |
| 111 | Let the car | 让车 |
| 112 | drive and get some food for the brain while it does the work. | 开车去给大脑弄点吃的 一边做工作 |
| 113 | And last but not | 临Τ程 |
| 114 | least, fuel it with energy that is not harmful to the planet. | 最少要用对地球无害的能量来加油 |
| 115 | Elon embraces his | 伊隆拥抱他 |
| 116 | responsibility. | 责任。 |
| 117 | But this is never enough. | 但这永远是不够的。 |
| 118 | Much more is needed. | 还需要更多的资源。 |
| 119 | Elon can't stop | 伊隆停不下来 |
| 120 | thinking about the future of making things work better, more efficient, a | 思考未来如何使事物运转得更好、更有效率、 |
| 121 | visionary, a man who never gives up. | 有远见,一个从未放弃的人。 |
| 122 | Although there would have been a few | 虽然会有一些 |
| 123 | moments when giving up would have been a more than plausible option. | 放弃的瞬间会是一个非常可行的选择。 |
| 124 | He reaches | 他到达 |
| 125 | out for the stars. | 为星星而出。 |
| 126 | The stars shining bright at night in the sky. | 星星在夜里闪耀在天空中 |
| 127 | He is a | 他是一个 |
| 128 | superstar. | 超级明星。 |
| 129 | And still the kid who loves sci fi. | 还是那个爱科幻的孩子 |
| 130 | SpaceX is not only a business. | SpaceX不仅是一个企业。 |
| 131 | It's not a hobby. | 这不是一个爱好。 |
| 132 | It's a passion. | 这是激情。 |
| 133 | Elon is CEO and its first spaceship designer. | 埃隆是首席执行官,也是其第一位太空船设计师. |
| 134 | It | 这个 |
| 135 | is all rocket science, really. | 其实都是火箭科学 |
| 136 | Many laughed at him. | 许多人嘲笑他。 |
| 137 | NASA的数十亿, | |
| 138 | the Russians with their ruthless and dead serious ambitions. | 俄国人有着无情的 致命的野心 |
| 139 | The whole goal of | 整个目标 |
| 140 | SpaceX was to improve space exploration technology and that's helping make | SpaceX是用来改进空间探索技术的,这有利于创造 |
| 141 | humanity a space-breaking civilization. | 人类是一个突破空间的文明。 |
| 142 | He transported Americans to the ISS. | 他把美国人送到国际空间站 |
| 143 | Three, two, one. | 三两一. |
| 144 | The economy is more effective and sustainable than state | 经济比国家更有效和更可持续 |
| 145 | economy. | 经济。 |
| 146 | Crew Dragon is a gentle slap in the face for over the top | 飞龙是轻轻的一巴掌 在脸上的顶端 |
| 147 | institutional rocketeers. | 机构火箭手。 |
| 148 | The Russians took it personal. | 俄而取其私. |
| 149 | Elon Musk must not be | 埃隆·穆斯克绝对不是 |
| 150 | quoted by them. | 他们引用。 |
| 151 | Too successful. | 太过成功. |
| 152 | Russia, some things never change. | 俄国,有些事情永远不会改变 |
| 153 | Can one man | 一个人可以吗? |
| 154 | change the world? | 改变世界? |
| 155 | Yeah, sure. | 当然 |
| 156 | Elon Musk did it and he doesn't stop there. | 埃隆·穆斯克干的 他没停在那儿 |
| 157 | And I think that's one of the things that, you know, makes people excited | 我觉得这就是让人兴奋的原因之一 |
| 158 | about the future. | 关于未来 |
| 159 | We want the things that are in science fiction novels and | 我们想要科幻小说里的东西 |
| 160 | movies not to be science fiction forever. | 电影不会永远成为科幻小说 |
| 161 | We want it to be real one day. | 我们希望有一天它是真的 |
| 162 | What if one could help handicapped people by connecting the body with | 如果一个人能帮助残疾人 通过连接身体与 |
| 163 | machines to reconnect neural disorders? | 重新连接神经病的机器? |
| 164 | 嘿,预言,Neuralink。 | |
| 165 | What if we could | 如果可以的话 |
| 166 | get rid of traffic on our city streets? | 摆脱我们城市街道上的交通? |
| 167 | Dig a deep, long tunnel beneath them and | 在他们下面挖个很深很长的隧道 |
| 168 | shoot the cars from one side of the town to the other. | 从镇的另一边射到另一边 |
| 169 | Hey, presto, The Boring | 嘿,预言,无聊的 |
| 170 | Company. | 连队. |
| 171 | The name, by the way, is one of the best puns ever. | 顺便说一句,这个名字是有史以来最好的双关语之一. |
| 172 | And stop. | 然后停下来。 |
| 173 | If we can | 如果我们可以 |
| 174 | do that with cars, why shouldn't we do it with goods and people? | 为什么我们不应该用货物和人来做呢? |
| 175 | In full speed, | 全速前进 |
| 176 | 600 kilometers in 35 minutes. | 35分钟内600公里. |
| 177 | Just do it. | 做到这一点。 |
| 178 | 嘿,准备,Hyperloop。 | |
| 179 | But all that's | 但是这一切 |
| 180 | earthbound. | 大地无边. |
| 181 | Reach for the stars and planets. | 到达恒星和行星。 |
| 182 | We're already on our way to | 我们已经在路上了 |
| 183 | Mars. | 火星。 马尔斯。 |
| 184 | This is your captain speaking. | 这位是船长 |
| 185 | Well, rather gasping. | 嗯,相当的喘气。 |
| 186 | What a trip that was. | 这趟旅行真是太棒了 |
| 187 | And it's not over yet. | 则未尽. |
| 188 | Let's hear it from the man himself. | 师自问曰. |
| 189 | I'd kindly ask you | 我恳求你 |
| 190 | to come on stage and join Axel Springer CEO Matthias Dörfner for a little chat. | 上台跟阿克塞尔·斯普林格CEO马蒂亚斯·德弗纳谈谈 |
| 191 | Well, that was fun. | 嗯,这很有趣。 |
| 192 | Glad that you enjoyed it. | 很高兴你喜欢 |
| 193 | Yeah, it's like a ride. | 是啊,这就像一程。 |
| 194 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 195 | mean, I think you could charge money for this. | 我的意思是,我认为你可以 收钱这一点。 |
| 196 | This was great. | 这是伟大的。 |
| 197 | I mean, yeah, it's | 我的意思是,是的,这是 |
| 198 | really makes a difference to have this two screens and the angle change. | 有了这两个屏幕和角度的改变,真的有区别。 |
| 199 | It's | 这是 |
| 200 | like that felt great. | 感觉很好 |
| 201 | Like, there's no right, you know, apart from this special | 喜欢,没有权利,你知道, 除了这个特殊的 |
| 202 | trip to Mars this evening, when do you think realistically, human beings will | 今夜去火星,何时你认为现实,人类会 |
| 203 | land on Mars for the first time? | 第一次登陆火星? |
| 204 | I think I feel fairly confident about six years | 我觉得我对六年很有信心 |
| 205 | from now. | 从今已后. |
| 206 | So every the Mars Earth Mars synchronization occurs roughly every | 因此,每个火星 地球火星同步发生 大约每个 |
| 207 | 26 months. | 26个月。 |
| 208 | So we had one this year, the summer. | 所以,我们有一个今年,夏天。 |
| 209 | And so that means in roughly | 因此,这意味着大致 |
| 210 | like about two years, there'll be another one. | 大约两年,还有另一个。 |
| 211 | And then two years after | 两年之后 |
| 212 | that. | 那个 |
| 213 | So I think I'd say if you say six years from now, I think highly | 所以我想如果你说六年后,我会说 |
| 214 | confident. | 自信点 |
| 215 | If we get lucky, maybe four years. | 如果我们走运,也许四年。 |
| 216 | And then we want to try to send a | 然后我们想送一个 |
| 217 | uncrewed vehicle there in two years. | 两年后没有吊车 |
| 218 | When will your first trip to orbit will take | 你第一次去轨道旅行是什么时候 |
| 219 | place? | 地点? |
| 220 | I don't know, possibly in two or three years. | 我不知道 大概两三年后吧 |
| 221 | I'm mostly concerned with | 我最关心的是 |
| 222 | developing the technology that can enable a lot of people to go to Mars and | 开发能够让很多人去火星的技术 |
| 223 | make life multi planetary, have a base on the moon, a city on Mars. | 造出多行星的生命,在月球上有一个基地,火星上的一个城市. |
| 224 | And I think | 我觉得 |
| 225 | it's important that we strive to have a self sustaining city on Mars as soon as | 重要的是我们努力在火星上有一个自给自足的城市 |
| 226 | possible. | 也许吧 |
| 227 | I mean, I'm optimistic about the future on Earth, but it's important to | 我对地球的未来很乐观 但重要的是 |
| 228 | have life insurance for life as a whole. | 整个人寿保险。 |
| 229 | Is it going to be a business kind of | 它会是一种商业类型 |
| 230 | tourism in orbit? | 在轨旅游? |
| 231 | Or is it more kind of plan B if things on Earth do not develop | 或者说,如果地球上的东西不发展,B计划会更好一些吗? |
| 232 | as well? | 还有呢? |
| 233 | It's not exactly a plan B. | 这不是B计划 |
| 234 | It's more that I think I think there's two | 更何况我觉得有两个 |
| 235 | aspects to this. | 这一点。 |
| 236 | One is that we want to have a future that is inspiring and | 一是我们希望有一个鼓舞人心的未来, |
| 237 | exciting. | 令人兴奋。 |
| 238 | And what are the things that you find inspiring and exciting about | 是什么让你感到振奋和激动的东西 |
| 239 | the future? | 未来? |
| 240 | I think one future where we are a space bearing civilization and out | 我认为,一个未来 我们是一个空间 承载文明和出 |
| 241 | there among the stars. | 在众星之间, |
| 242 | I think that's every kid gets excited about that. | 我想每个孩子都会为此兴奋 |
| 243 | You | 你们 |
| 244 | so it's very important for us to have reasons to like reasons to be excited | 因此,这是非常重要的,我们有 理由喜欢的理由兴奋 |
| 245 | about life. | 关于生活。 |
| 246 | Like when you wake up in the morning, it can't just be about problems. | 就像你早上醒来时 不能只谈问题 |
| 247 | It's okay. | 没关系。 |
| 248 | I know everyone in this room deals with a lot of tough problems. | 我知道在座的每个人都会处理很多棘手的问题。 |
| 249 | But | 不过 |
| 250 | you know, it's got to be more than that. | 你知道,它必须不止于此。 |
| 251 | So, you know, I think a future where you | 所以,你知道,我认为一个未来 你 |
| 252 | can say, hey, even if it's not you, there's going to be people out there, | 可以说,嘿,即使它不是你, 会有人在那里, |
| 253 | they're going to be we can have a base on the moon, we're going to have a, you | 他们会是,我们可以有一个基地 在月球,我们将有一个,你 |
| 254 | know, a city on Mars, maybe go for the moons of Jupiter and everything. | 火星上的一座城市 也许是木星的卫星 |
| 255 | I think | 我觉得 |
| 256 | that's a very exciting future. | 这是一个非常激动人心的未来。 |
| 257 | And then, and I think most people do. | 然后,我想大多数人都这样。 |
| 258 | And you seriously want to be buried on Mars? | 你真的想被埋在火星上吗? |
| 259 | Just not an impact. | 只是没有影响。 |
| 260 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 261 | I mean, if you're going to listen, we're all going to die someday. | 我的意思是,如果你要听, 我们都要去死某一天。 |
| 262 | So if | 所以,如果 |
| 263 | you're going to die someday, I'm like, okay, don't be buried on Mars Earth. | 你终有一天会死的,我说,好吧,别埋在火星上 |
| 264 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 265 | think that sounds cool. | 听起来很酷 |
| 266 | Born on Earth, die on Mars. | 生于地球上,死在火星上. |
| 267 | That's, you know, if you've | 你知道,如果你已经 |
| 268 | got the choice. | 得到了选择。 |
| 269 | Two years ago, I had a conversation with Jack Ma and we spoke | 两年前,我和Jack Ma谈过,我们谈过 |
| 270 | about Jeff Bezos plans with regards to orbit. | 关于杰夫·贝佐斯的轨道计划 |
| 271 | And he said, well, let's Jeff | 他说,好了,让我们杰夫 |
| 272 | Bezos take care for the orbit. | 贝佐斯注意轨道 |
| 273 | I take care for the Earth. | 我照顾地球 |
| 274 | You seem to take care | 你看来很小心 |
| 275 | for both? | 为了两个? |
| 276 | Yeah, basically, Tesla is about trying to make sure things are good for | 是啊,基本上,特斯拉是 试图确保事情是好的 |
| 277 | the future on Earth. | 地球的未来 |
| 278 | And then SpaceX is about a good future beyond Earth, | 然后,SpaceX是一个美好的未来 在地球之外, |
| 279 | basically. | 基本上说 |
| 280 | And so obviously, we have to have sustainable energy, both consumption | 显然,我们必须有可持续的能源 两种消费 |
| 281 | and production of energy. | 能源的生产。 |
| 282 | So Tesla does solar panels and batteries. | 所以特斯拉做太阳能电池板和电池. |
| 283 | I think | 我觉得 |
| 284 | that's one of the key ways to have sustainable energy generation and also | 这也是产生可持续能源的关键方法之一, |
| 285 | the batteries are useful for wind power. | 电池对风能有用 |
| 286 | So then you need to | 所以你必须 |
| 287 | consume electricity, so electric vehicles. | 消耗电力,所以电动车辆。 |
| 288 | And, you know, I think I look at these | 而且,你知道, 我想我看着这些 |
| 289 | things like say, okay, if you look back from the future and say, what's the | 说,好吧,如果你回过头来,说,什么是 |
| 290 | fundamental good of Tesla, I would say it's probably should be assessed as by | 特斯拉的根本利益,我想说,它可能应该被评估为 |
| 291 | how many by how many years the Tesla accelerate the advent of sustainable | 特斯拉在多少年的时间里加速了可持续 |
| 292 | energy. | 能源。 |
| 293 | Like that's like, I would measure the goodness of Tesla in that in that | 就像那样,我会衡量特斯拉的善良 |
| 294 | way. | 就是这样 |
| 295 | And then for SpaceX, it's like, okay, to what degree did we improve the | 然后对于SpaceX, 它就像,好吧, 我们改进了多少程度 |
| 296 | probability of humanity being a space varying civilization? | 人类成为不同文明的空间的可能性? |
| 297 | I remember very | 我记得非常 |
| 298 | well the year 2014 when we were hosting the gold steering wheel here at Axel | 我们2014年在阿克塞尔主持金色方向盘 |
| 299 | Springer, and you got the award for lifetime achievement. | 斯普林格,你获得了终身成就奖 |
| 300 | And I was sitting | 我坐着 |
| 301 | in the first row with the then very successful and famous CEO of a very big | 在第一排 与当时非常成功和著名的CEO 一个非常大 |
| 302 | German car company. | 德国汽车公司. |
| 303 | And I asked him while you were on stage, isn't this guy | 我在你上台的时候问他,是不是这家伙? |
| 304 | dangerous for you? | 危险吗? |
| 305 | I mean, this looks really serious. | 我的意思是,这看起来真的很严重。 |
| 306 | He said, Oh, no, don't | 他说,哦,不,不要 |
| 307 | worry. | 担心。 |
| 308 | First of all, the whole idea of electric driving is never going to be a | 首先,电动驾驶的整个想法 永远不会是一个 |
| 309 | mass market. | 大众市场。 |
| 310 | Second, these guys, these guys in Silicon Valley, they have no | 第二,这些家伙,这些家伙 在硅谷,他们没有 |
| 311 | clue about engineering about building really beautiful and great cars. | 关于工程学的线索 关于建造真正美丽和伟大的汽车。 |
| 312 | So we | 所以我们 |
| 313 | don't have to worry. | 不用担心。 |
| 314 | By then, Tesla's market cap was 23 billion. | 至此,特斯拉的市场封顶达到230亿. |
| 315 | Today, it's | 今天,这是 |
| 316 | 536 billion US dollars. | 5360亿美元. |
| 317 | The market cap of VW then was 86. | 当时VW的市场上限为86. |
| 318 | And today, it's 77. | 今天是77岁 |
| 319 | And | 还有 |
| 320 | 你和Tesla在一起 比宝马、VW和Daimler大2.5倍 | |
| 321 | I even said the stock is too high. | 我甚至说股票太高了 |
| 322 | I mean, what am I supposed to do? | 我该怎么办? |
| 323 | Have you ever | 你曾经 |
| 324 | considered to buy? | 考虑买? |
| 325 | I definitely said the stock is too high a long time, like when it was | 我肯定地说股票太高了 很久,就像当时一样 |
| 326 | $800 pre split. | 预分800元. |
| 327 | They don't listen to me, but you know, I tell you. | 他们不听我的,但你知道, 我告诉你。 |
| 328 | And the SEC | 还有证监会 |
| 329 | complained again. | 又发牢骚了 |
| 330 | I mean, like, you know. | 我的意思是,喜欢,你知道的。 |
| 331 | Is it a serious option to buy one of the | 买其中一件很严重吗? |
| 332 | incumbents, one of the big car companies for you? | 现任者,一个大 汽车公司为你? |
| 333 | Well, I think we're definitely | 我觉得我们绝对 |
| 334 | not going to launch a hostile takeover. | 不准备发动敌对的收购。 |
| 335 | So I suppose if there was a friendly one, | 所以,我想如果有一个友好的, |
| 336 | if somebody said, hey, we think it would be a good idea to merge with Tesla, we | 如果有人说,嘿, 我们认为这是一个好主意 合并与特斯拉,我们 |
| 337 | certainly have that conversation. | 当然有这种对话。 |
| 338 | But, you know, we don't want to, you know, be a | 但是,你知道,我们不想,你知道,作为一个 |
| 339 | hostile, hostile takeover sort of situation. | 敌对的,敌对的接管 那种情况。 |
| 340 | Did you feel a lot of complacency these | 你感到很自满吗? |
| 341 | days that the incumbent's then let you feel that you are, I mean, the kind of | 有一天,当权者让你觉得 你是,我的意思是,那种 |
| 342 | hopeless disruptor, but they know how to do it or where they're very polite and | 毫无希望的干扰器,但他们知道怎么做 或在哪里他们非常礼貌和 |
| 343 | nice with you? | 对你好吗? |
| 344 | Do you mean back then or now? | 你是说当时还是现在? |
| 345 | No, today everybody's super nice. | 不,今天每个人都很好 |
| 346 | I would not say they were super. | 我不会说他们是超级。 |
| 347 | No, they were difficult to characterize their | 不,他们很难描述他们 |
| 348 | response as super nice. | 反应是超级好。 |
| 349 | They used a lot of adjectives. | 他们使用了很多形容词. |
| 350 | I don't think any of them | 我想没有 |
| 351 | were positive. | 是积极的。 |
| 352 | So we really tried hard to convince a lot of companies. | 所以,我们真的努力说服了很多公司。 |
| 353 | Honestly, I | 老实说,我 |
| 354 | so many panels, but generally, the sentiment that was expressed that you | 这么多的面板, 但总的来说, 表达的情绪,你 |
| 355 | mentioned earlier, that was pretty much universal, especially back in, say, | 前面提到,这是相当普遍的, 特别是回到,比如, |
| 356 | 2008 or 2007. | 2008年或2007年 (中文(简体) ). |
| 357 | When we first unveiled the Roadster in 2007, yeah, I mean, it was | 当我们在2007年首次揭幕时, 是的,我的意思是,它是 |
| 358 | just basically, they just said, well, you're basically a bunch of fools. | 只是基本上,他们只是说, 好了,你基本上是一群傻瓜。 |
| 359 | Well, | 那个 |
| 360 | I mean, generally they say like, well, starting a car company is crazy. | 我的意思是,一般他们说, 像,嗯,成立汽车公司是疯了。 |
| 361 | You're | 琌 |
| 362 | going to lose all your money. | 你会失去所有的钱。 |
| 363 | I was like, I think I probably will lose all my money. | 我当时想,我想我可能会失去所有的钱。 |
| 364 | I agree. | и種 |
| 365 | It wasn't like I thought it would be successful. | 这不是我以为会成功。 |
| 366 | I thought we had | 我以为我们有 |
| 367 | maybe a 10% chance of success. | 也许有10%的成功机会 |
| 368 | So then people would say you're going to fail | 所以人们会说你会失败 |
| 369 | and you're going to lose everything. | 你会失去一切 |
| 370 | I was like, yeah, probably true. | 是的,也许是真的 |
| 371 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 372 | What | 什麽? |
| 373 | else is new? | 还有新的吗? |
| 374 | A couple of years ago, we saw each other in America and a guy | 几年前,我们在美国见过对方和一个男人 |
| 375 | asked you on a panel when autonomous driving will be approved. | 问你什么时候会批准自主驾驶 |
| 376 | And you said, | 你说, |
| 377 | I do not care so much when it's going to be approved. | 我并不在意什么时候会得到批准 |
| 378 | I care more when human | 我更关心当人类 |
| 379 | beings in cars will be forbidden. | 车里的人会被禁止 |
| 380 | And then the guy said, well, that's really | 然后那家伙说,嗯,这是真的 |
| 381 | unrealistic. | 不现实 |
| 382 | It's never going to happen in cars. | 车中永不见. |
| 383 | People want to do something | 人们想做点什么 |
| 384 | actively. | 积极。 |
| 385 | And then you said, well, 100 years ago, nobody could imagine an | 然后你说 100年前 没人能想象 |
| 386 | elevator without a lift boy today. | 今天没有电梯男孩。 |
| 387 | Nobody could imagine a lift with a lift | 没人能想象搭电梯 |
| 388 | boy. | 男孩。 孩子们。 |
| 389 | So when is autonomous driving really, really going to happen? | 那么,什么时候是自主驾驶 真的,真的会发生吗? |
| 390 | And when | 什么时候 |
| 391 | are you able to do it? | 你能做到吗? |
| 392 | And when is it going to be approved? | 什么时候批准? |
| 393 | Okay, just between | 好吧,只是之间 |
| 394 | us. | 我们 |
| 395 | Yeah, it's a very discrete circle here. | 是啊,这是一个非常离散的圈子在这里。 |
| 396 | So, well, first of all, I'm not | 所以,首先,我没有 |
| 397 | against people driving, to be clear. | 反对人们开车, 说清楚。 |
| 398 | So I think people will drive cars basically | 所以我觉得人们基本上会开车 |
| 399 | as far into the future as I can imagine. | 如我想象的 未来 |
| 400 | It's just that it's going to be | 只是,这将是 |
| 401 | increasingly unusual to drive your own car. | 开车越来越不寻常 |
| 402 | And while it's fun to drive, you | 虽然开车很有趣,但你 |
| 403 | know, a well handling car on a winding road in beautiful terrain, of course, | 你知道,一个井处理车 在顺风的道路上 在美丽的地形,当然, |
| 404 | that's fun. | 这很有趣。 |
| 405 | But it's not fun to drive a car in terrible gridlock traffic. | 但驾驶一辆在可怕的阻塞交通中的汽车并不好玩. |
| 406 | Like, | 喜欢, |
| 407 | you know, going through extreme traffic, that's no fun driving a car. | 你知道,通过极端的交通, 这是没有乐趣驾驶汽车。 |
| 408 | So I think | 所以我觉得 |
| 409 | people are unlikely to most of the time want to commute or with with their and | 人们不可能在大部分时间 想要通勤或与他们的 |
| 410 | drive themselves. | 开车自己。 |
| 411 | And, you know, people are typically spending an hour and a half | 而且,你知道,人们通常花 一个半小时 |
| 412 | a day, maybe two hours, on average driving, especially say, like California | 一天,也许两个小时, 平均开车,尤其是说,像加利福尼亚州 |
| 413 | or something like that. | 或者类似的东西。 |
| 414 | It's very common. | 甚为常见. |
| 415 | And some people will actually commute | 而有些人实际上会通勤 |
| 416 | like three hours a day. | 一天三个小时 |
| 417 | Sometimes it's pretty crazy. | 有时候很疯狂 |
| 418 | So, so I think if you say | 所以,我想如果你说 |
| 419 | fast forward to like 10 years from now, I think 10 years from now, almost all | 10年后,我想10年后,几乎全部 |
| 420 | cars will have full autonomy capability that all new cars | 所有新车都有完全自主的能力 |
| 421 | produced. | 生产。 |
| 422 | So there's about two billion cars and trucks in the | 大约20亿辆汽车和卡车 |
| 423 | existing fleet. | 现有舰队。 |
| 424 | And the new vehicle production is about 5% of the fleet size. | 而新车产量约占车队规模的5%. |
| 425 | So about 100 million. | 大约一亿 |
| 426 | So even the point at which all cars are autonomous, it'll | 所以即使所有汽车都是自主的 |
| 427 | still take, you know, 20 years to replace all the cars, assuming that the number of | 仍然需要20年的时间来替换所有汽车 假设是... |
| 428 | cars and trucks, trucks in the fleet stays constant. | 汽车和卡车 车队中的卡车保持不变 |
| 429 | But like say 10 years | 但是说十年 |
| 430 | from now, I'd say vast majority of cars electric, like maybe 70, 80 percent or | 从现在开始,我会说绝大多数的汽车是电动的, 可能70%,80%或 |
| 431 | more. | 再来 |
| 432 | And almost all cars autonomous. | 几乎所有的汽车都是自动的 |
| 433 | Electric autonomy is absolutely the | 电自主绝对是 |
| 434 | future, no question. | 未来,毫无疑问。 |
| 435 | It's just a question of when. | 这只是一个问题什么时候。 |
| 436 | But then, like I said, as soon as | 但是,然后,就像我说的, 只要 |
| 437 | people think that that means the global fleet gets replaced instantly, it's like | 人们认为这意味着全球舰队 立即被替换,就像 |
| 438 | nope, you have to go 20 years beyond that point before, 20 years from the point at | 没有,你必须走20年 超越这一点之前, 20年 从这一点 |
| 439 | which all cars are, new cars are electric, then the fleet will be replaced. | 新车是电动的,然后将替换车队。 |
| 440 | This is just important. | 这很重要 |
| 441 | It's not like some people are used to like mobile phones | 不像有人喜欢手机 |
| 442 | and that kind of thing is like two year or three year replacement rate, but cars | 那种事情就像两年或三年的更换率 但汽车 |
| 443 | are a much more expensive asset, a longer life. | 是一个昂贵得多的资产, 一个更长的生命。 |
| 444 | Anyway, to actually answer | 无论如何,实际上答案 |
| 445 | your question, I'm extremely confident of achieving full autonomy and | 你的问题 我非常有信心实现完全自治 |
| 446 | releasing it to the Tesla customer base next year. | 明年把它发给特斯拉的客户基地 |
| 447 | Now, there's an | 现在,有一个 |
| 448 | uncertain period of time for when regulatory approval will take, | 管理审批所需时间不确定, |
| 449 | how long will it take? | 还要多久? |
| 450 | But I think if you are able to accumulate billions of | 但我想如果你能积累数十亿 |
| 451 | kilometers of autonomous driving, then it's difficult to argue and look at the | 公里的自主驾驶, 那么很难争论和看 |
| 452 | accident rate when the car is autonomous versus non-autonomous. | 汽车自主相对于非自主时的事故率. |
| 453 | And in fact, our | 事实上,我们 |
| 454 | statistics already show a massive difference when the car is on autopilot | 当汽车在自动驾驶时,统计已经显示出巨大的差异 |
| 455 | or not on autopilot. | 或者不是自动驾驶 |
| 456 | If the safety is much greater, even with the current | 如果安全性要大得多,即使现在 |
| 457 | And we are discussing level five autonomy, so really full autonomy. | 我们正在讨论五级自治, 所以真正的完全自治。 |
| 458 | Will Europe like | 欧洲喜欢 |
| 459 | behind or will it be approved here at the same time like in America or China? | 还是会像在美国或中国一样同时被批准? |
| 460 | It's hard to say exactly when it will be approved. | 很难说它何时会获得批准 |
| 461 | I mean, our customers already | 我的意思是,我们的客户已经 |
| 462 | know this, but the EU regulators are the most conservative. | 但欧盟监管者是最保守的 |
| 463 | And I don't know if | 我不知道,如果 |
| 464 | people want that to be the case or not. | 人们希望这样与否。 |
| 465 | Our customers are sort of unhappy about | 我们的顾客有点不高兴 |
| 466 | that. | 那个 |
| 467 | But yeah, they only meet every six months. | 但他们每半年才见一次面 |
| 468 | Maybe meet more often, I don't know. | 也许经常见面,我不知道。 |
| 469 | So yeah, but I think at least some jurisdictions will allow full self | 所以,是的,但我认为 至少有些辖区会允许 完全自我 |
| 470 | driving next year. | 明年开车 |
| 471 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 472 | Exactly a year ago, you were announcing in this very | 一年前,你在这里宣布 |
| 473 | building that you're planning to build a new site near Berlin. | 在柏林附近建造新场地 |
| 474 | And a couple of months | 还有几个月 |
| 475 | later in June, you started. | 6月下旬,你开始了。 |
| 476 | You want to finish it by July next year. | 你想在明年七月之前完成它。 |
| 477 | We did a | 我们做了一个 |
| 478 | little tour this morning. | 今早的巡回演出 |
| 479 | It's impressive how advanced it is and it's almost | 令人印象深刻的是,它是多么的先进,它几乎 |
| 480 | unbelievable. | 难以置信 |
| 481 | Germany, particularly Berlin, is not world famous for finishing | 德国,特别是柏林,不是世界名人完成 |
| 482 | construction sites in time and in budget. | 建筑工地在及时和预算中。 |
| 483 | So you've created a kind of anti-Berlin Airport project. | 所以你创造了一种反柏林机场的项目。 |
| 484 | Why Berlin? | 为什么是柏林? |
| 485 | Why did you go to Germany and to Berlin to get that big project done? | 为什么你要去德国和柏林 完成这个大项目? |
| 486 | Sure. | 当然 |
| 487 | Well, first of all, I'm actually a big fan of Germany. | 首先 我其实是德国的忠实粉丝 |
| 488 | I love Germany. | 我爱德国。 |
| 489 | It's great. | 赞曰. |
| 490 | I have a lot of friends, German friends, and I think Berlin is a very fun city. | 我有很多朋友,德国朋友,我觉得柏林是一个非常有趣的城市. |
| 491 | And I think it's, there's also, from a location standpoint, people like say young | 我认为,从地点的角度来看, 也有人说年轻 |
| 492 | people can live in apartments at a reasonable price in the city of Berlin. | 人们可以在柏林市以合理的价格住在公寓里. |
| 493 | But if somebody's got a family, they can still have an affordable house. | 但是如果有人有家庭,他们仍然可以有一个负担得起的房子. |
| 494 | So it's a | 所以这是一个 |
| 495 | good location offering, you know, good living for people of all ages and incomes. | 提供良好的地点,你知道的, 良好的生活 所有年龄和收入的人。 |
| 496 | And Berlin is poor but sexy. | 柏林虽然贫穷但很性感 |
| 497 | Is that what attracted you? | 这就是吸引你的原因吗? |
| 498 | Berlin is not that poor, but it's definitely sexy. | 柏林不是那么穷,但它绝对性感。 |
| 499 | Could you imagine? | 你能想象吗? |
| 500 | So we're going to have like when we open the, you're all invited, | 所以,我们会有像 当我们打开, 你们都被邀请, |
| 501 | by the way, when we have the opening for Giga Berlin, we're going to have just a | 顺便说一句,当我们有吉加柏林的开放, 我们只需要一个 |
| 502 | big party. | 大派对 |
| 503 | You know, we're going to have like start off from the day, have more | 你知道,我们会像开始 从一天,有更多的 |
| 504 | sort of family music and then gradually get more hardcore and then go, you know, | 一种家庭音乐 然后逐渐得到更多的硬核 然后去,你知道, |
| 505 | midnight techno till dawn. | 午夜科技到黎明 |
| 506 | Do you plan to spend more time in Berlin yourself? | 你打算自己在柏林多花点时间吗? |
| 507 | You want to partly live here? | 你想住在这里吗? |
| 508 | Yes, I'll be spending a lot of time here. | 是的,我会花很多时间在这里。 |
| 509 | Where do you sleep tonight? | 你今晚睡哪儿? 睡得着吗? |
| 510 | Tonight's in the factory. | 今晚在工厂 |
| 511 | In the factory? | 在工厂里? |
| 512 | Well, technically in a conference room in the factory, but yeah. | 严格来说是在工厂的会议室里 但是是的 |
| 513 | You sleep in a conference room in the not finished factory tonight? | 你今晚睡在未完工的工厂的会议室里? |
| 514 | Yeah, it gives me a good feel for what's going on. | 是啊,这让我有一个很好的感受 发生了什么事。 |
| 515 | Alone or? | 还是一个人? |
| 516 | Yeah, I assume so. | 是的,我想是这样。 |
| 517 | It's an invitation. | 乃请曰. |
| 518 | Elon, you have so many projects. | 伊隆,你有很多项目 |
| 519 | It's not only Tesla or SpaceX. | 这不仅仅是特斯拉或SpaceX. |
| 520 | It's Neuralink. | 乃乌拉林克. |
| 521 | It's The Boring Company. | 是"无聊公司" |
| 522 | So many things. | 这么多事 |
| 523 | And where we discussed last time, I asked | 我们上次讨论的地方,我问 |
| 524 | what is the most important project or the most important topic for you to deal | 什么是最重要的项目 或最重要的话题 |
| 525 | with in the foreseeable future. | 在可预见的未来。 |
| 526 | And you said that is truly the role that AI is | 你说这真的是AI的角色 |
| 527 | going to play in our society. | 将在我们的社会中演奏。 |
| 528 | Could you explain why and why that is a big | 你能解释为什么和为什么这是个大 |
| 529 | opportunity, but also seems to worry you? | 机会,但似乎也让你担心? |
| 530 | Yeah, I think well, I mean, humans have been the smartest creature on Earth for | 是啊,我觉得很好,我的意思是,人类 是地球上最聪明的生物 |
| 531 | a long time, and that is going to change with what's typically called artificial | 这将会随着 通常所谓的人工 |
| 532 | general intelligence. | 一般情报 |
| 533 | So this is, say, an AI that is smarter than a human in every | 因此,这是,比如,一个AI 聪明比人类在每一个 |
| 534 | way, could even simulate a human. | 甚至可以模拟人类 |
| 535 | So, you know, this is something we should be | 所以,你知道,这是我们应该做的 |
| 536 | concerned about. | 担心。 |
| 537 | I think there should be government oversight of AI developments, | 我认为政府应该 监督AI的发展, |
| 538 | especially super advanced AI. | 特别是超级高级AI. |
| 539 | It's just this is anything that is a potential | 只是这是任何有潜力的东西 |
| 540 | danger to the public. | 对公众的危险。 |
| 541 | We generally agree that this should have government oversight | 我们一般都同意政府应该监督 |
| 542 | to ensure that the public safety is taken care of. | 确保公共安全得到保障。 |
| 543 | Because you feel that one day mankind could serve the machines and not the other way | 因为你觉得有一天 人类可以为机器服务 而不是相反 |
| 544 | around? | 周围? |
| 545 | Honestly, when I see people on their phones, I think we already serve. | 老实说,当我看到人们在他们的电话, 我认为我们已经服务。 |
| 546 | It's like everyone's answering the questions. | 如诸众生答问. |
| 547 | You know, every time you do a | 你知道,每次你做一个 |
| 548 | search or add information, you're sort of building the digital group mind. | 搜索或添加信息, 你有点建立 数字组思维。 |
| 549 | But yeah, the advent of artificial general intelligence is called the | 但是,是的,人工一般智能的出现 被称为 |
| 550 | singularity for a reason, because just like a black hole, which is a singularity, | 奇异性是有原因的 因为就像黑洞一样 奇异性 |
| 551 | it's difficult to predict what will happen. | 很难预测会发生什么 |
| 552 | So it's not as though the advent of | 所以,这不是像 出现 |
| 553 | AGI is necessarily bad, but it's bad as one of the possible outcomes. | AGI必然是坏的,但作为可能的结果之一却是坏的. |
| 554 | And when is singularity in the definition of Ray Kurzweil going to happen? | Ray Kurzweil定义中的奇异性何时会发生? |
| 555 | Well, I think you're saying he is predicting 2025. | 好吧,我想你是说 他预测2025。 |
| 556 | I think that's reasonably accurate. | 我认为这相当准确。 |
| 557 | And how can it be avoided that is then more a threat for humanity than an | 如何避免这对人类的威胁 |
| 558 | opportunity? | 机会? |
| 559 | Is it a question of governance so that there is not too much power in | 这是一个治理问题,所以没有太多的权力 |
| 560 | one or in few hands? | 一个还是几个人? |
| 561 | Or how would you how would you make sure that it goes into the | 或者你会如何确保它进入 |
| 562 | oversight? | 监督? |
| 563 | Just like we do, we have government oversight and regulation of | 就像我们做的,我们有政府的监督和管理 |
| 564 | cars and aircraft and food and pharmaceuticals. | 汽车、飞机、食品和药品。 |
| 565 | These are all, you know, | 这些都是,你知道, |
| 566 | there's a, there are regulators that oversee these developments to ensure public | 有一个,有监管者 监督这些动态 确保公众 |
| 567 | safety. | 保证安全 |
| 568 | And I think digital super intelligence would also be potentially a | 我认为数字超级智能 也可能是一个 |
| 569 | public safety risk. | 公共安全风险。 |
| 570 | And so it should be, I think it's very important to, for | 所以它应该是, 我认为这是非常重要的,因为, |
| 571 | regulators to keep an eye on that. | 监管者要注意 |
| 572 | Who should own the data data by then? | 数据由谁拥有? |
| 573 | I think everyone should own their own data, like individuals who own their data. | 我认为每个人都应该拥有自己的数据,就像拥有自己的数据的个人一样. |
| 574 | And it certainly shouldn't be tricked by some terms and conditions of a website. | 这当然不应该被网站的某些条款和条件所欺骗。 |
| 575 | And suddenly you don't own your data. | 突然间你并不拥有自己的数据。 |
| 576 | That's crazy. | 这太疯狂了 |
| 577 | Who reads those terms and | 谁读这些术语和 |
| 578 | conditions anyway? | 条件呢? |
| 579 | So but I think it's just, you know, like we wouldn't let | 所以,我认为这只是,你知道, 像我们不会让 |
| 580 | people develop a nuclear bomb in the backyard just for the hell of it, you | 人们在后院里发展核弹 只是为了它,你 |
| 581 | know, that that seems crazy. | 这似乎很疯狂 |
| 582 | So digital super intelligence, I think, has the | 所以数字超级智能,我认为,有 |
| 583 | potential to be more dangerous than a nuclear bomb. | 可能比核弹更危险 |
| 584 | So we should just, somebody | 所以,我们应该只是,有人 |
| 585 | should be keeping an eye. | 应该注意 |
| 586 | We can't have the inmates running the asylum here. | 我们不能让囚犯在这里管理庇护。 |
| 587 | Which is a global issue, because if we do well, but China has other rules and a | 这是一个全球性的问题,因为如果我们做得好, 但中国有其他规则和 |
| 588 | different regulatory framework, that is another challenge. | 不同的监管框架,这是另一个挑战。 |
| 589 | Yeah, I generally like this is one of the rebuttals I get from those developing | 是啊,我一般喜欢这个 我得到的反驳之一 从那些发展中 |
| 590 | AI. | 大赦国际。 |
| 591 | And Tesla is also developing a form of AI with self-driving, but it's a very | 特斯拉也在开发一种带有自驾飞机的AI形式,但它非常 |
| 592 | narrow form of AI, just like it like the car is not going to wake up Sunday one | 狭义的AI,就像它 像汽车是不会醒来 星期天一号 |
| 593 | day and take over the world. | 日复一日,接管世界。 |
| 594 | So so it's but the rebuttal, I guess, like, well, | 所以只是反驳,我想,嗯, |
| 595 | you know, China is going to have unfettered AI development. | 你知道,中国将会有不受约束的AI开发。 |
| 596 | And so if we | 所以,如果我们 |
| 597 | have regulations and it slows us down, then China will have it. | 有规章,它会拖慢我们, 然后中国会得到它。 |
| 598 | And I'm like, | 而我喜欢, |
| 599 | look, from my conversations with government officials in China, they are | 你看,从我与中国政府官员的谈话,他们是 |
| 600 | they they're quite concerned about AI as well. | 他们也很关心AI |
| 601 | And they the fact that they're | 他们事实上是 |
| 602 | probably more likely to have a good oversight than I think other countries. | 可能比我想的其他国家有更好的监督。 |
| 603 | What is the biggest challenge ahead of us? | 我们面前的最大挑战是什么? |
| 604 | In general, not only with regard to | 一般来说,不仅在下列方面: |
| 605 | AI? | 爱尔? |
| 606 | What is the biggest problem that needs to be solved? | 需要解决的最大问题是什么? |
| 607 | What's the biggest | 什么是最大的一个 |
| 608 | threat to humanity's future? | 威胁人类的未来? |
| 609 | Well, AI is certainly one of the biggest risks. | 好吧,AI肯定是最大的风险之一。 |
| 610 | It could be the biggest risk. | 这可能是最大的风险。 |
| 611 | I think we need to watch out about population | 我想我们要注意人口 |
| 612 | collapse. | 崩溃。 |
| 613 | This is somewhat counterintuitive to most people. | 这对大多数人来说有点反感。 |
| 614 | They think that, | 他们认为, |
| 615 | well, there's so many humans, maybe too many humans. | 嗯,有这么多人类, 也许太多人类。 |
| 616 | But that's just because they | 但那只是因为他们 |
| 617 | are in a city. | 在一个城市。 |
| 618 | If you're an aircraft and you look down, they say if you dropped a | 如果你是飞机,你往下看, 他们说如果你掉了一个 |
| 619 | cannonball, how often would you hit a person? | 炮弹,你会多久打一个人? |
| 620 | Basically never. | 基本上从来没有。 |
| 621 | In fact, the | 事实上, |
| 622 | stuff falling in from space all the time, natural meteorites, old rocket stages | 经常从太空掉下来的东西 天然陨石 旧火箭级 |
| 623 | all the time. | 所有的时间。 |
| 624 | But nobody worries about it, because the actual in fact, there's | 但没人担心,因为事实上,有 |
| 625 | 一个好网站叫Wait 但为什么和Scott Timmerman 他其实只是 | |
| 626 | did the math. | 做了数学。 |
| 627 | And all humans on Earth could fit in the city of New York on one | 地球上所有的人 都能在纽约市合身 |
| 628 | floor. | 地板 |
| 629 | They don't even need the upper floors. | 他们甚至不需要上层。 |
| 630 | So that's actually the cross | 原来是十字架 |
| 631 | section of humans as seen from Earth is extremely tiny, basically vanishingly | 从地球上看到的人类部分极小,基本上消失 |
| 632 | small, almost nothing. | 小,几乎什么都没有。 |
| 633 | So we need to watch out about population collapse. | 因此,我们需要注意 人口崩溃。 |
| 634 | Low birth rate, I think, is a big risk. | 我认为,低出生率是一个很大的风险。 |
| 635 | And it's also not exactly top secret. | 也不完全是绝密 |
| 636 | You | 你们 |
| 637 | can go look at the Wikipedia, you know, birth rate. | 去看看维基百科的出生率 |
| 638 | So this is | 这就是 |
| 639 | definitely the civilization ends with a whimper, not a bang, because it would | 文明肯定以呜咽而不是砰砰结束,因为它会 |
| 640 | be a sad ending where the average age becomes very high and really the youth | 是一个悲哀的结局, 平均年龄变得非常高 真正的青年 |
| 641 | are effectively de facto enslaved to take care of the old people. | 他们实际上被奴役照顾老人。 |
| 642 | This is not | 这不是 |
| 643 | a good way to end. | 结束的好方法 |
| 644 | Do you have any new projects dealing with these topics that | 您是否有针对这些主题的新项目 。 |
| 645 | you've just addressed? | 你刚打过电话吗? |
| 646 | Well, I'm trying to set a good example on the kid front. | 我想给孩子树立个好榜样 |
| 647 | Six kids? | 六个孩子? |
| 648 | Yes. | 对 |
| 649 | For now. | 现在。 |
| 650 | How much time do you spend with them? | 你花多少时间和他们在一起? |
| 651 | I spend about as | 我花了大约 |
| 652 | much time as they want to spend with me. | 他们想和我共度很多时间 |
| 653 | I mean, they're not, well, one's just a | 我的意思是,他们不是,嗯,一个只是 |
| 654 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}孩子和其他人都是14岁和16岁 {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}青少年通常不想出去玩 | |
| 655 | with their parents that much, you know. | 和他们的父母一样,你知道的。 |
| 656 | You know, we just had Thanksgiving weekend, so | 你知道,我们刚刚有感恩节周末,所以 |
| 657 | all the kids were over. | 所有的孩子都结束了。 |
| 658 | So, you know, if they want to spend more time with me, I | 所以,你知道,如果他们 想花更多的时间和我在一起,我 |
| 659 | say, like, I actually asked them, are you sure you don't want to hang out more? | 我问过他们 你确定你不想多出去玩吗? |
| 660 | Like, no. | 喜欢,没有。 |
| 661 | So I think it's probably the right amount then, since they don't want | 所以,我认为这可能是正确的金额, 因为他们不想 |
| 662 | to hang out more. | 挂出更多的时间。 |
| 663 | So I think we really should take this seriously. | 所以,我认为我们真的应该认真对待这一点。 |
| 664 | The | 那个 |
| 665 | population collapse, artificial intelligence, obviously sustainable | 人口崩溃,人工智能,显然可持续 |
| 666 | energy is important. | 能源很重要。 |
| 667 | The faster we transition to sustainable energy, the | 我们向可持续能源过渡的速度越快, |
| 668 | less of a gamble we're taking with climate. | 少赌博,我们用气候。 |
| 669 | And I think there's going to be | 我觉得会有 |
| 670 | a lot of breakthroughs on the medical front, particularly around synthetic | 医学方面有很多突破 特别是合成 |
| 671 | mRNA. | mRNA. (原始内容存档于2018-09-21). |
| 672 | You can basically do anything with synthetic RNA, DNA. | 你基本上可以做任何事情 合成RNA,DNA。 |
| 673 | It's like a computer | 就像电脑一样 |
| 674 | program. | 程序。 |
| 675 | So, I mean, I think with enough, with an effort that's not too crazy, you | 所以,我的意思是,我有足够的思考, 用一个不太疯狂的努力,你 |
| 676 | could probably stop aging, reverse it if you want. | 可能可以停止衰老, 扭转它,如果你想要的。 |
| 677 | These are, you can basically | 这些,你基本上可以 |
| 678 | turn someone into a freaking butterfly if you want, with the right DNA sequence. | 如果你愿意,就把某人变成一只该死的蝴蝶,有正确的DNA序列. |
| 679 | So, I mean, catapults do it. | 所以,我的意思是,弹弓做到这一点。 |
| 680 | But your project Neuralink is in a way | 但你的项目Neuralink在某种程度上 |
| 681 | empowering human intelligence versus artificial intelligence. | 增强人类智能与人工智能的能力。 |
| 682 | That's the | 就是这样 |
| 683 | purpose of it. | 目标。 |
| 684 | Is that correct? | 是吗? |
| 685 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 686 | 所以Neuralink 在中短期内 | |
| 687 | Neuralink is really just going to help cure brain injuries, brain and spine | Neuralink只是帮助治疗脑损伤 脑和脊椎 |
| 688 | injuries. | 受伤。 |
| 689 | So, it's like if somebody is a, in fact, our first implanted devices in | 所以,这就像如果某人是,事实上, 我们的第一个植入装置在 |
| 690 | humans will be for quadriplegics, tetraplegics, allowing them to control a | 人类将使用四聚体,四聚体, 让他们控制一个 |
| 691 | computer or a phone just using their mind. | 电脑或者电话 利用他们的头脑。 |
| 692 | So, like you can imagine, like if | 所以,就像你可以想象, 像如果 |
| 693 | Stephen Hawking could just talk at a normal speed or even faster than normal | 史蒂芬,你好吗? 霍金只能以正常的速度甚至比正常的速度说话 |
| 694 | speed. | 开快 |
| 695 | Looking back for the last thousands of years, what is the most | 回首过去几千年,什么是最好的 |
| 696 | important invention of mankind so far? | 人类至今的重要发明? |
| 697 | The past thousand years? | 过去一千年? |
| 698 | I guess it's... | 我想这是... |
| 699 | Millions. | 数百万 |
| 700 | Oh, millions. | 几百万块 |
| 701 | Well, I think language, being able to talk and express | 我认为语言, 能够说话和表达 |
| 702 | concepts and this is probably the biggest invention of humanity is language. | 人类最大的发明是语言。 |
| 703 | It's an answer that we like very much in the publishing house. | 我们非常喜欢出版社的答案 |
| 704 | Yeah, absolutely. | 当然 |
| 705 | Writing is, exactly, just, writing really made a big difference. | 写作就是,只是写作真的大有作为。 |
| 706 | That guy | 那个家伙 |
| 707 | Gutenberg, you really know what he's doing. | 古腾堡,你真的知道他在做什么。 |
| 708 | You have one thing in common with | 你有一个共同点 |
| 709 | Nikolaus Tesla, that's a photographic memory. | 尼古拉斯·特斯拉 那是个摄影记忆 |
| 710 | Is that only a gift or sometimes a | 那只是礼物,有时是 |
| 711 | burden because you memorize too much? | 因为你记得太重了? |
| 712 | I have a photographic memory in some | 我有一些摄影记忆 |
| 713 | respect. | 尊重他们 |
| 714 | You can filter? | 你会过滤吗? |
| 715 | For technical stuff, I have a very good memory. | 在技术方面,我记忆力很好 |
| 716 | So, for | 所以,为了 |
| 717 | human, yeah, you know, computers are much better at memory. | 人类,是的,你知道, 计算机在记忆方面要好得多。 |
| 718 | Computers are really | 电脑真的 |
| 719 | good memory. | 记性不错 |
| 720 | Why is music so important for you? | 为什么音乐对你这么重要? |
| 721 | Techno music in particular? | 特别是技术音乐? |
| 722 | Well, | 那个 |
| 723 | it's pretty fun. | 这很有趣。 |
| 724 | I think it's, you know, you want to, I don't know, feel maximum | 我觉得,你知道,你想, 我不知道,感觉最大 |
| 725 | human, you know, and so I think when we will have like sort of rave and good | 人类,你知道的, 所以我想,当我们将有 像某种狂欢和美好 |
| 726 | music, it can be like, hey, maximum human, you know. | 音乐,它可以像,嘿, 最大的人类,你知道的。 |
| 727 | You want to really feel, you | 你真的想感觉到,你 |
| 728 | know, it's like, where it really gets you to feel, you know, and I think that, you | 你知道,这就像, 它真正让你的感觉, 你知道,我认为,你 |
| 729 | know, having fun with friends and, you know, just crazy dancing is fun. | 和朋友玩得开心 狂舞也很有趣 |
| 730 | Perhaps | 也许 |
| 731 | your love for techno music is the secret reason why you are building big projects | 你对科技音乐的热爱 是你们建立大型项目的秘密原因 |
| 732 | here in Berlin. | 在柏林这里。 |
| 733 | Honestly, that's a significant factor. | 老实说,这是一个重要因素。 |
| 734 | Okay, Elon, last | 好吧,伊隆,最后一个 |
| 735 | question. | 问题。 |
| 736 | You celebrated your 30th birthday with a masked ball in Venice. | 你在威尼斯用面具球庆祝你30岁生日 |
| 737 | 40th birthday. | 40岁生日 |
| 738 | I was told you had a fight with a samurai sword fighter. | 听说你和一个武士剑手打架了 |
| 739 | What is | 这是什么 |
| 740 | your plan for your 50th birthday next year? | 明年你50岁生日的计划? |
| 741 | Well, so my 40th birthday was in | 我的40岁生日在 |
| 742 | Venice. | 威尼斯报. |
| 743 | It was technically a post-apocalyptic masked ball. | 从技术上讲,那是个后期假球。 |
| 744 | Because, you | 因为,你 |
| 745 | know, after the apocalypse, how much clothing do you really have? | 你知道,在启示录之后, 你究竟有多少衣服? |
| 746 | You know, | 你知道吗, |
| 747 | I got to be a little ragged, a little burnt, you know. | 我得有点乱,有点烧焦,你知道的。 |
| 748 | So no plans for the | 所以,没有计划 |
| 749 | 50th? | 50号? |
| 750 | Yeah, 50th. | 对,50号 |
| 751 | The half century party. | 半个世纪的派对. |
| 752 | I have to think of something. | 我得想想办法 |
| 753 | Usually go | 通常会去 |
| 754 | with some kind of crazy theme. | 和某种疯狂的主题。 |
| 755 | The party where I ended up wrestling with the | 我最后和那个 |
| 756 | world champion Tumoresla, which, by the way, also caused me to boast a disc in | 世界冠军图摩斯拉, 顺便说一句,这也让我吹了一盘 |
| 757 | my neck. | 我的颈部。 |
| 758 | So five minutes of glory for five years of pain. | 所以5分钟的荣耀 5年的痛苦。 |
| 759 | That really hurt. | 这真的很疼。 |
| 760 | So | 这么说 |
| 761 | that party was Victorian Japanese steampunk. | 那个派对是维多利亚时期的日本蒸汽锅 |
| 762 | So that was cool. | 所以这是很酷的。 |
| 763 | I have to | 我必须 |
| 764 | think of something for the half century party. | 想想半个世纪的派对 |
| 765 | You have a little time to think. | 你有一点时间思考。 |
| 766 | Hey, being on Earth for a half century, that's like, hey, I'm still alive. | 嘿,在地球上半个世纪了, 就像,嘿,我还活着。 |
| 767 | Wow, | 哗 |
| 768 | cool. | 凉爽。 |
| 769 | One very last question. | 最后一个问题 |
| 770 | When I asked you what is the meaning of life | 当我问你生命的意义是什么 |
| 771 | during a dinner? | 吃饭的时候? |
| 772 | 42. | 42. 联合国 |
| 773 | You said after a while, well, probably this wonderful | 你说过了一段时间,嗯,也许这个美妙 |
| 774 | French cheese. | 法国奶酪. |
| 775 | Could you please explain? | 你能解释一下吗? |
| 776 | Oh, well, I was just saying that, you | 哦,好吧,我只是说,你 |
| 777 | know, you want to take a moment to appreciate things in life and the | 你知道,你想花点时间 欣赏生活中的东西 |
| 778 | sensations. | 感觉 |
| 779 | Food's incredible. | 食物不可思议. |
| 780 | And like, there's just so many good things that | 喜欢,只是有这么多好的东西 |
| 781 | you can experience. | 你可以体验。 |
| 782 | Some of them cost nothing, really. | 其中一些没有花费,真的。 |
| 783 | You know, have a walk in | 进去走走 |
| 784 | nature or just a nice meal. | 自然或只是一顿好饭。 |
| 785 | And it's like, wow, that's pretty great, you know? | 这就像,哇, 这是相当伟大的,你知道吗? |
| 786 | And we should take a moment to appreciate these little things, the big | 我们应该花点时间去欣赏这些小东西, 伟大的 |
| 787 | things, the things that move your heart. | 动你心的东西 |
| 788 | I think that's probably the meaning of | 我想这大概就是 |
| 789 | life, or as close a definition as I can think. | 生命,或我想象中如此接近的定义。 |
| 790 | Thank you very much, Elon. | 非常感谢,伊隆 |
| 791 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 792 | This is your captain speaking again. | 这是你的船长再次说话。 |
| 793 | Thank you, Elon. | 谢谢你,伊隆 |
| 794 | Thank you, | 谢谢 |
| 795 | Matthias. | 马蒂亚斯 |
| 796 | It's a pleasure having you on board and learning so much about our | 很高兴你加入我们 了解我们 |
| 797 | future. | 未来 |
| 798 | Before I come back with some information about our flight, I'm now | 在我回来之前 带些关于我们航班的信息,我现在 |
| 799 | honored to welcome Secretary Jens Spahn and ask him on stage and to share his | 很荣幸欢迎珍斯·斯帕恩国务卿 请他上台 |
| 800 | thoughts about Elon Musk's achievements and responsibilities. | 对于伊隆·穆斯克的成就和责任的思考. |
| 801 | The vessel's floor | 船的地板 |
| 802 | is yours, Mr. Secretary. | 部长先生,是你的 |
| 803 | So wonderful evening to all of you in the evening | 晚上对大家好极了 |
| 804 | between the struggles on Earth and the vision towards Mars. | 地球斗争与火星的视野之间 |
| 805 | And regarding Earth, | 关于地球, |
| 806 | we are meeting here today in a very special time. | 我们今天在一个非常特殊的时刻在这里开会。 |
| 807 | We are experiencing the | 我们正在经历 |
| 808 | worst pandemics since the Spanish flu for roughly 10 months. | 自从西班牙流感以来 10个月以来最严重的传染病 |
| 809 | Now governments, | 现在政府, |
| 810 | but above all citizens worldwide, have been combating the virus and its | 但最重要的是,全世界所有的公民都在与病毒及其病毒作斗争。 |
| 811 | consequences. | 后果。 |
| 812 | People are experiencing a great deal of suffering, hardship and | 人们正在经历着巨大的痛苦、困难和痛苦。 |
| 813 | sacrifice. | 牺牲。 |
| 814 | Yet today, at the beginning of December, we also have a reason for | 然而,今天,在12月初,我们也有理由 |
| 815 | optimism. | 乐观。 |
| 816 | We can be very optimistic that we will have an effective vaccine | 我们可以非常乐观地认为,我们将有一个有效的疫苗 |
| 817 | against a new virus faster than ever before in human history. | 对付新病毒的速度 比人类历史上任何时候都快 |
| 818 | With a vaccine, | 带着疫苗 |
| 819 | we can finally hope to have a tool that will help us beat the virus. | 我们终于可以希望有一个能帮助我们战胜病毒的工具。 |
| 820 | It is true | 没错 |
| 821 | that some people have misgivings about vaccination to the point of rejecting it | 有些人对接种疫苗有疑虑,以至于拒绝接种。 |
| 822 | at all costs. | 不论付出什么代价。 |
| 823 | This is an attitude I find very difficult to understand. | 这种态度我很难理解。 |
| 824 | It was only | 这只是 |
| 825 | vaccination that first made it possible for humankind to liberate itself from | 最初使人类得以从 |
| 826 | many of the fatal diseases that had plagued our ancestors for centuries. | 许多致命的疾病 困扰了我们的祖先几个世纪。 |
| 827 | Plagues that had led to fear and superstition and were an obstacle to | 导致恐惧和迷信的瘟疫 成为阻碍人类生存的障碍 |
| 828 | Vaccination is progress. | 接种是进步。 |
| 829 | And today, that word progress is for many synonymous | 而今天,进步这个词 在许多同义词 |
| 830 | with one name, that of Alan Musk. | 只有一个名字,艾伦・穆斯克 |
| 831 | Mr. Musk, I'm pleased to have the honor of | 穆斯克先生,我很高兴有这个荣誉 |
| 832 | paying tribute to you in these very special times. | 在此特殊时刻向您致敬。 |
| 833 | You are without doubt a | 你无疑是一个 |
| 834 | visionary. | 有远见 |
| 835 | The name Musk stands for ideas that were often far ahead of their time, | 穆斯克这个名字代表着那些往往比他们早得多的想法, |
| 836 | paying online with PayPal, electro mobility and sustainable energy with | 在线支付PayPal、电动和可持续能源 |
| 837 | 特斯拉(英语:Tesla). | |
| 838 | And not seldom does the name Musk also represent ideas that, at first | 穆斯克这个名字 也代表了最初的想法 |
| 839 | glance, might seem a little crazy. | 看,可能有点疯狂。 |
| 840 | Hyperloop项目就是其中之一, | |
| 841 | the vision that persons and goods can be accelerated in the double tube to speeds | 双管中人员和货物的加速速度 |
| 842 | of up to 1,200 kilometers per hour. | 每小时可达1 200公里。 |
| 843 | This also includes connecting the human | 这还包括连接人类 |
| 844 | 大脑到计算机,Neuralink的主题 刚刚讨论Neuralink的 | |
| 845 | research since 2016. | 2016年以来的研究。 |
| 846 | And of course, private space travel with SpaceX is also | 当然,与SpaceX的私人太空旅行也是 |
| 847 | an integral part of the mission. | 任务的组成部分。 |
| 848 | Thanks to Alan Musk, seemingly crazy ideas | 多亏了艾伦·穆斯克 似乎疯狂的想法 |
| 849 | become reality. | 成为现实。 |
| 850 | Alan Musk has realized the most powerful thing we as human | 艾伦·穆斯克意识到我们人类最强大的东西 |
| 851 | beings possess is our ideas. | 拥有的人是我们的思想。 |
| 852 | Tesla's ability to rise to become the world's | 特斯拉能够升起世界 |
| 853 | most valuable car manufacturer was not primarily the result of itself's figures. | 最有价值的汽车制造商并非主要靠自己的数字。 |
| 854 | Tesla's worth is a reflection of an idea, a vision, an idea that allows many people | 特斯拉的价值是反映一个想法,一个愿景,一个允许许多人的想法. |
| 855 | to have faith in progress in a better future. | 相信未来会有所进步 |
| 856 | It is supported, of course, | 当然,它得到了支持。 |
| 857 | by business expertise. | 以商业专长。 |
| 858 | Alan Musk is building his newest Gigafactory in | 艾伦・穆斯克正在打造他最新的基因 |
| 859 | Brandenburg on Mark Land. | 勃兰登堡在马克地. |
| 860 | Many Germans associate Brandenburg with the poet | 许多德国人把勃兰登堡和诗人联系起来 |
| 861 | Theodor Fontane, who once walked the sense of the mark. | 西奥多·丰坦,曾经走过标记的感觉. |
| 862 | Fontane wrote, | 方丹写道: |
| 863 | between arrogance and humility lies a third trait that is part of life and that | 傲慢和谦卑之间 有着生命的第三个特征 |
| 864 | simply put is courage. | 简单说就是勇气 |
| 865 | Should you not yet know Fontane, by the way, | 顺便说一句,如果你还不认识方丹 |
| 866 | for your Douglas Adam non-digital bookshelf, I hope there is one, Fontane. | 为了你的道格拉斯·亚当非数字书架, 我希望有一个,丰坦。 |
| 867 | Should you not yet know him, Mr. Musk, I think that fits you quite well because | 如果你还不了解他 Musk先生 我觉得这很适合你 |
| 868 | courage you most certainly have. | 你当然有勇气 |
| 869 | At the same time, your choice of Germany | 同时,你选择德国 |
| 870 | as the location for your factory is hardly only a question of courage, | 由于你的工厂的位置 不仅仅是一个勇气的问题, |
| 871 | but just as much the result of keen calculation. | 但也正是敏锐计算的结果 |
| 872 | Germany is a country of | 德国是 |
| 873 | automobile, automobile pioneers. | 汽车,汽车先驱。 |
| 874 | Karl and Berta Benz, Rudolf Diesel, | 卡尔和贝尔塔奔驰,鲁道夫柴油机, |
| 875 | Gottlieb Daimler, Ferdinand Porsche. | 戈特利布·戴姆勒 费迪南·保时捷 |
| 876 | The list of achievements by Germans | 德国人的成就列表 |
| 877 | or made in Germany is long. | 或在德国制造的很长 |
| 878 | Mr. Musk, you know that Germany still possesses | Musk先生,你知道德国仍然拥有 |
| 879 | great innovative strengths today. | 今天的伟大创新力量。 |
| 880 | Many well-trained, creative people and a | 许多训练有素、有创造力的人 |
| 881 | solid infrastructure. | 坚实的基础设施。 |
| 882 | Great conditions for courageous entrepreneurship for | 勇敢创业的良好条件 |
| 883 | tomorrow's innovators and pioneers. | 明天的革新者和先锋 |
| 884 | In the meantime, you probably also | 同时,你可能也 |
| 885 | recognize the word bureaucracy in German. | 承认德语中的官僚主义一词. |
| 886 | Indeed, constructing a factory | 确实,建造一个工厂 |
| 887 | from scratch in only a few months, that is a new experience even for our country, | 从头到尾,仅仅几个月, 这是一种新的经验, 即使对我国来说, |
| 888 | at least an experience we seem to have forgotten. | 至少我们似乎忘记了一次经历。 |
| 889 | We need a bit more of the | 我们需要多一点 |
| 890 | economic obstacles and thereby promote innovation because also it is true that | 经济障碍,从而推动创新,也是因为: |
| 891 | innovation needs a reliable framework. | 创新需要一个可靠的框架。 |
| 892 | It also needs freedom to flourish. | 它还需要自由来繁荣。 |
| 893 | In the | 在那个 |
| 894 | 70 years since the creation of the Federal Republic of Germany, we have | 德意志联邦共和国成立70年后 |
| 895 | often succeeded in striking this balance. | 经常成功地实现这种平衡。 |
| 896 | Germany is an economically strong | 德国是一个经济强国 |
| 897 | country, cosmopolitan and free. | 国家,宇宙和自由。 |
| 898 | An anchor of stability and amity in Europe. | 欧洲稳定和友好的支柱。 |
| 899 | It is | 没错 |
| 900 | something we can be proud of. | 值得我们骄傲的事 |
| 901 | Today, however, at the start of the 20s of the 21st | 然而,今天,21世纪20年代初 |
| 902 | century, there are a number of questions we also ask ourselves. | 我们也有一些问题要问自己。 |
| 903 | What do we the | 我们是什么 |
| 904 | 20s, what do we want the 20s to look like? | 20年代,我们要20年代的样子怎么样? |
| 905 | How can we find the right answers in | 我们如何找到正确的答案 |
| 906 | complicated times? | 复杂的时候? |
| 907 | What legacy do we want to leave to our children? | 我们要给我们的孩子留下什么遗产? |
| 908 | How can we | 我们怎么能 |
| 909 | maintain the German success model, sustain and expand our prosperity as well | 保持德国的成功模式,维持和扩大我们的繁荣 |
| 910 | as the freedom and security associated with it in times where it is under threats | * 在发生威胁时与恐怖主义有关的自由和安全 |
| 911 | from many sides? | 从很多方面? |
| 912 | So we need a strong state that encourages economic activity | 所以我们需要一个强国,鼓励经济活动 |
| 913 | because German firms can't, because German firms suffer some clear | 因为德国公司不能 因为德国公司受苦 |
| 914 | disadvantages when competing with monopolies from the US and with a state | 与美国和国家垄断竞争时的不利条件 |
| 915 | economy like China's. | 中国的经济。 |
| 916 | In return, our state should invest massively in education, | 作为回报 我们国家应该大量投资教育 |
| 917 | infrastructure and research and should launch support programs not for | 基础设施和研究,并应当启动支助方案,而不是 |
| 918 | individual companies, but for entire branches of the economy. | 但对于整个经济部门来说 |
| 919 | In the 20s, we | 在20年代,我们 |
| 920 | want to remain export champion, a master of innovation, push forward | 想要保持出口冠军 创新大师 推动前进 |
| 921 | digitalization, promote research and strengthen entrepreneurial culture. | 数字化,促进研究,加强创业文化建设. |
| 922 | Only | 仅 |
| 923 | progress will ensure that the next generation will have it even better. | 取得进展将确保下一代获得更好的发展。 |
| 924 | It's | 这是 |
| 925 | all about making space for ideas to flourish. | 所有关于创造空间 使思想繁荣。 |
| 926 | From all that we've heard, | 据我们所知, |
| 927 | Elon Musk knows this and tries to implement it in his businesses. | 埃隆·穆斯克知道这一点,并试图在他的企业中实施. |
| 928 | Being a | 是个 |
| 929 | visionary does not necessarily mean always being right, nor does it mean | 远见并不一定意味着总是对的,也不意味着 |
| 930 | being free of contradiction. | 没有矛盾。 |
| 931 | It was only recently that Elon Musk and I got to | 只是最近,伊隆・穆斯克和我得到了 |
| 932 | meet each other personally, and we're also able to talk about the pandemic | 私下见面,我们也能够谈论大流行 |
| 933 | situation. | 情况 |
| 934 | Tesla is, through the subsidiary Grumman Automation, a partner | 特斯拉通过子公司格鲁曼自动化公司成为合伙人 |
| 935 | of the German-Dutch biotech company QBEC, which is doing research on the | 德国-荷兰生物技术公司QBEC,该公司正在研究 |
| 936 | coronavirus vaccine. | 冠状病毒疫苗 |
| 937 | QBEC使用Eron Musk开发的RNA生物反应器 | |
| 938 | companies. | 企业。 |
| 939 | I'm very pleased to see this commitment. | 我很高兴看到这个承诺。 |
| 940 | However, I have read that | 不过,我读过 |
| 941 | Elon Musk himself does not intend to get vaccinated. | Elon Musk本人不打算接种疫苗。 |
| 942 | Oh, like me, but still. | 哦,像我一样,但仍然。 |
| 943 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 944 | also know that Elon Musk takes a critical view of many of the measures | Elon Musk对许多措施持批评态度 |
| 945 | that we as governments are taking to control the pandemic and to protect our | 我们各国政府正着手控制这一流行病,并保护我们 |
| 946 | citizens. | 公民们。 |
| 947 | One of his statements struck me especially that anyone who is at | 他的其中一份声明让我印象特别深刻 任何人谁在 |
| 948 | risk should be in quarantine until the storm passes. | 在暴风雨过去之前,风险应处于隔离状态。 |
| 949 | In connection with the | 关于 |
| 950 | observation you just made again tonight that everyone has to die sometime. | 今晚你又说 每个人都得死 |
| 951 | Yes, | 对 |
| 952 | health protection does not take precedence over all else. | 健康保护并不优先于所有其他方面。 |
| 953 | In the pandemic, | 在这一大流行病中, |
| 954 | it is always about balance. | 它总是关于平衡。 |
| 955 | No matter how we act or do not act, harm will | 无论我们如何行动或不行动,伤害都会 |
| 956 | We must therefore strike a balance. | 因此,我们必须保持平衡。 |
| 957 | As Minister of Health, I think it is only | 作为卫生部长,我认为只是 |
| 958 | right for us to weight the health protection very highly. | 我们有权高度评价健康保护 |
| 959 | I, for one, would | 我,作为一个,会 |
| 960 | have great difficulty doing otherwise. | 很难做其他事 |
| 961 | At the same time, it is legitimate to | 同时, |
| 962 | demand a different rating. | 需要不同的评级。 |
| 963 | Such debates are an indispensable part of our free | 这种辩论是我们自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由、自由 |
| 964 | societies. | 社会。 |
| 965 | And it is important that we are not implacable in these discussions. | 重要的是,我们不应束手无策地参与这些讨论。 |
| 966 | But we listen to each other and are willing to assume, at least sometimes, | 但我们互相倾听 并愿意假设,至少有时, |
| 967 | that the other one might have a point or that their arguments could be | 对方可能有一个观点 或者他们的论点可能是 |
| 968 | valid. | 无效。 |
| 969 | Debates that deteriorate into moralizing seldom reflect reality in all | 恶化为道德化的辩论很少反映现实 |
| 970 | its diversity. | 其多样性。 |
| 971 | So it would be highly unfair to imply that Elon Musk might | 暗示埃隆·穆斯克可能 |
| 972 | care too little. | 照顾太少了。 |
| 973 | Through his private foundation, Elon Musk funds research | 通过他的私人基金会 伊隆·穆斯克资助研究 |
| 974 | into renewable energy, space travel, child health, education in mathematics, | 发展可再生能源、空间旅行、儿童健康、数学教育 |
| 975 | computer science, natural science, technology, as well as safe AI. | 计算机科学,自然科学,技术,以及安全的AI. |
| 976 | In his | 在他身边 |
| 977 | private capacity, he is consistently donating large sums of money to charity | 私人能力,他一贯向慈善机构捐赠大笔资金 |
| 978 | projects, such as for planting one million trees. | 项目,例如种植100万棵树。 |
| 979 | Looking at Elon Musk | 看着伊隆·穆斯克 |
| 980 | means rapidly encountering a seemingly insatiable zest for action and | 意思是迅速遇到 似乎无厌的行动, |
| 981 | discovery. | 发现。 |
| 982 | The many articles about the supposedly declining innovative power of | 许多文章提到所谓的创新力量正在下降, |
| 983 | our Western world and societies then just seems to be worlds away. | 我们的西方世界和社会... ... ...... |
| 984 | In such | 这样 |
| 985 | instances, Elon Musk stands in the limelight. | 埃隆·穆斯克站在焦点上 |
| 986 | He is the spare head of an | 他是一个多余的头 |
| 987 | entire generation of courageous entrepreneurs and bold scientists, people | 整个一代勇敢的企业家 和大胆的科学家,人 |
| 988 | who believe in the power of ideas and that progress is possible in spite of | 他们相信思想的力量 相信进步是可能的 |
| 989 | resistance and setbacks. | 抵抗与挫折. |
| 990 | This gives us courage. | 这给了我们勇气。 |
| 991 | Despite the great challenges | 尽管有巨大的挑战 |
| 992 | that we as humans are currently facing, we are living in a time of great | 我们人类正面临, 我们生活在一个伟大的时代 |
| 993 | opportunity. | 机会。 |
| 994 | An economically successful, environmentally responsible and | 经济成功、对环境负责和 |
| 995 | socially balanced world is possible. | 社会平衡的世界是可能的。 |
| 996 | It is possible through innovation and | 通过创新和 |
| 997 | courage, not through individual austerity or through fear. | 勇气,而不是通过个人紧缩或恐惧。 |
| 998 | Experiences and | 经验及 |
| 999 | encounters with innovative and creative people such as Elon Musk reconfirm my | 与有创意和有创造力的人,如伊隆·穆斯克的会面 |
| 1000 | basic optimism time after time. | 基本乐观的时空 |
| 1001 | We do have the power to shape our future. | 我们确实有能力塑造我们的未来。 |
| 1002 | Elon Musk wanted to change the world a little and ended up revolutionizing it. | 伊隆·穆斯克想稍微改变一下世界,最终使世界发生了革命. |
| 1003 | This teaches us that everything is in our own hands. | 这告诉我们,一切都在我们自己手中。 |
| 1004 | It is up to each and | 由每个人决定 |
| 1005 | difficult time, we may not lose sight of the future ahead of us. | 困难的时刻,我们也许不会忽视我们的未来。 |
| 1006 | With all of its | 带着它所有的 |
| 1007 | alarming, disastrous aspects in many areas, the current pandemic stringence | 许多地区令人震惊、灾难性的方面,目前流行的紧张程度 |
| 1008 | precisely the willingness to shape the future. | 这正是塑造未来的意愿。 |
| 1009 | It is leading us faster than ever | 它带领我们比以往更快 |
| 1010 | down some appropriate and necessary path. | 沿着一条适当而必要的道路走下去。 |
| 1011 | As the old saying goes, crisis presents | 俗话说,危机带来 |
| 1012 | opportunity. | 机会。 |
| 1013 | In this pandemic, we are learning more on a daily base, together | 在这个流行病中,我们每天都在学习更多的知识。 |
| 1014 | in other words, in public. | 即于众中. |
| 1015 | We are adapting our strategies. | 我们正在调整我们的战略。 |
| 1016 | We are | 我们是 |
| 1017 | consistently trying to act in a targeted and proportionate way, starting a fresh | 不断试图以目标明确和相称的方式采取行动,开始新的 |
| 1018 | every day based on the latest knowledge. | 每天根据最新知识。 |
| 1019 | This spirit of progress, this openness, | 这种进步的精神,这种开放, |
| 1020 | this willingness to learn is something we must sustain in the future. | 这种学习意愿是我们今后必须保持的。 |
| 1021 | I'm | и琌 |
| 1022 | convinced that Germany has a great deal of this visionary power that drives you, | 相信德国拥有 巨大的远见力量 驱动你, |
| 1023 | Mr. Musk. | 马斯克先生 |
| 1024 | We simply need to more often have the courage to believe in it | 我们只需要更经常地有勇气相信它 |
| 1025 | ourselves. | 我们自己 |
| 1026 | In this respect, you are a great example to us. | 在这方面,你是我们的榜样。 |
| 1027 | Congratulations on | 祝贺你 |
| 1028 | the 2020 Axel Stringer Award. | 2020年阿克塞尔·斯特林格奖。 |
| 1029 | I wish you the greatest possible success for the | 祝你在本届大会上取得最大成功。 |
| 1030 | future and even more. | 未来甚至更多 |
| 1031 | Stay healthy. | 保持健康。 保持健康。 |
| 1032 | All the best. | 尽一切善根. |
| 1033 | Since we both had it, obviously, we can get closer. | 既然我们都有,显然, 我们可以更接近。 |
| 1034 | All the best. | 尽一切善根. |
| 1035 | Thank you, Mr. Spahn. | 谢谢你,斯帕恩先生。 |
| 1036 | This is again your captain speaking, some information about | 这又是你队长说的一些信息 |
| 1037 | the flight. | 飞行。 |
| 1038 | Outside temperature is about 1600 Kelvin, so I kindly ask you not to | 外面的温度大约是1600开尔文 所以我恳求你不要 |
| 1039 | open the windows as we leave hyperspace. | 当我们离开超空间时 打开窗户 |
| 1040 | Welcome to Mars orbit. | 欢迎来到火星轨道 |
| 1041 | We will reach our | 我们会到达我们的 |
| 1042 | final destination, Mars surface in the scheduled time. | 最终目的地,火星表面 在预定的时间。 |
| 1043 | The temperature will be | 温度是 |
| 1044 | between zero degrees Celsius and minus 100 degrees Celsius. | 在零摄氏度和零摄氏度之间。 |
| 1045 | So first rule, don't | 所以,第一规则,不要 |
| 1046 | panic. | 慌乱。 |
| 1047 | Please excuse me. | 请原谅我。 |
| 1048 | I just got the information that we have a special | 我刚刚得到消息 我们有一个特别的 |
| 1049 | delivery right now, right here. | 就在这里 |
| 1050 | This is rather unusual, but please let me check. | 这是相当不寻常的,但请让我检查一下。 |
| 1051 | Good evening. | 边 |
| 1052 | Good evening, Ilan. | 晚上好,伊兰 |
| 1053 | Everybody. | 每个人。 |
| 1054 | I'm your captain tonight. | 我今晚是你的队长。 |
| 1055 | Would you please hold my helmet? | 你能帮我拿下头盔吗? |
| 1056 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1057 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 1058 | It feels so | 感觉如此 |
| 1059 | comfortable. | 舒服点 |
| 1060 | I never felt that comfortable before. | 我以前从没这么舒服过 |
| 1061 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1062 | It's your | 这是你的 |
| 1063 | original SpaceX overall, and I will wear it many times from now on because I | 原创SpaceX整体, 从现在开始我会穿它多次 因为我 |
| 1064 | never felt so free. | 从来没有感觉这么自由。 |
| 1065 | I can breathe. | 我还能呼吸 |
| 1066 | I have oxygen in my head and I've experienced | 我脑子里有氧气,我经历过 |
| 1067 | that before standing on the stage. | 那之前站在舞台上。 |
| 1068 | It's a bit of a tear. | 微细泪下. |
| 1069 | You know, it doesn't | 你知道,它没有 |
| 1070 | make me slim, but it's okay. | 让我瘦,但没关系。 |
| 1071 | It's okay for me tonight. | 今晚我没事 |
| 1072 | I'm really happy to be | 我真的很高兴 |
| 1073 | here, and I'm really thankful to meet you because I'm also thankful for your | 我很高兴见到你 因为我也感谢你 |
| 1074 | work and achievement for different reasons. | 工作和成就,原因不同。 |
| 1075 | Because as you might remember, | 因为你可能记得, |
| 1076 | we've seen it in the movie. | 我们在电影里看过 |
| 1077 | I held the microphone. | 我拿着麦克风 |
| 1078 | I was the one. | 我是一个。 |
| 1079 | It was my | 这是我的 |
| 1080 | hand holding the microphone when you announced that you're gonna build Tesla | 手握麦克风 当你宣布要建造特斯拉时 |
| 1081 | here in Berlin Brandenburg. | 在柏林勃兰登堡 |
| 1082 | And so thanks to you, I made it in every German news | 所以多亏了你,我在每一个德国新闻里 |
| 1083 | show. | 显示。 |
| 1084 | Not me, but parts of me made it into every German news show, which made | 不是我,但是我的一部分 把它在每一个德国新闻节目, |
| 1085 | me really famous. | 我真的很有名,你喜欢吗? |
| 1086 | My hands are now one of the most famous hands we have in | 我的手现在是我们最有名的手之一 |
| 1087 | Germany, and my hands are holding your present now. | 德国,我的手拿着你的礼物 |
| 1088 | It's a present. | 这是一个礼物。 |
| 1089 | We were | 我们是 |
| 1090 | thinking about what can we, I mean, what can we give you as a present? | 想想我们能给你什么礼物? |
| 1091 | It's really | 这是真的 |
| 1092 | difficult, you know. | 很难,你知道的。 |
| 1093 | It's really difficult. | 这真的很难。 |
| 1094 | We were thinking about a spa | 我们正想做个温泉 |
| 1095 | weekend in Brandenburg. | 周末在勃兰登堡。 |
| 1096 | Not so good. | 没那么好。 |
| 1097 | A helicopter flight over Berlin. | 一架直升机飞越柏林 |
| 1098 | A fancy | 一个花样 |
| 1099 | set of steak knives. | 一套牛排刀。 |
| 1100 | You might have it already. | 你可能已经拥有了 |
| 1101 | So we were thinking about what | 所以我们在想 |
| 1102 | could be nice for you. | 对你有好处 |
| 1103 | And can you guess what's inside? | 你能猜到里面有什么吗? |
| 1104 | Come on stage. | 上台来 |
| 1105 | I tell you. | 我告诉你。 |
| 1106 | Come on. | 来吧。 |
| 1107 | No, it's no cake and it's no book. | 不,这不是蛋糕,也不是书 |
| 1108 | Come on stage. | 上台来 |
| 1109 | And as we heard, you | 正如我们听到的,你 |
| 1110 | are a visionary and you're a businessman, but you are also, you don't, not only | 你是一个有远见的商人, 但你也是,你不是,不仅如此 |
| 1111 | like to listen to music, but you also do music. | 喜欢听音乐, 但你也做音乐。 |
| 1112 | You compose. | 你写作。 |
| 1113 | It录. | |
| 1114 | You compose | 你来作曲 |
| 1115 | music. | 音乐 |
| 1116 | There is one famous song. | 有一首著名歌曲 |
| 1117 | It didn't make it to the charts, but it's | 它没有达到图表,但它是 |
| 1118 | really famous. | 名声大噪 |
| 1119 | 它真的排名在SoundCloud上。 | |
| 1120 | The name of the song is Don't Doubt Your Vibe. | 这首歌的名字是"不要怀疑你的维贝". |
| 1121 | Yes. | 对 |
| 1122 | You recognize it? | 你认得吗? |
| 1123 | Yeah, Don't Doubt Your Vibe. | 是啊,不要怀疑你的维贝。 |
| 1124 | Because it's true. | 因为这是真的。 |
| 1125 | Because it's you. | 因为是你 |
| 1126 | That's good. | 这是很好的。 |
| 1127 | It has so many possibilities to really go right through the ceiling. | 它有很多可能性 真正通过天花板。 |
| 1128 | If you do enough autotune, it works. | 如果你做了足够的自动调试, 它的工作。 |
| 1129 | Yeah, yeah, we will. | 是的,我们会的。 |
| 1130 | When did you write it? | 你什么时候写的? |
| 1131 | When did you compose it? | 你什么时候写的? |
| 1132 | Well, actually, I just woke up one morning and I was singing the lyrics. | 其实,我刚醒来 一天早上,我正在唱歌词。 |
| 1133 | They're not very complicated. | 他们不是很复杂。 |
| 1134 | And my girlfriend Grimes recorded it on her phone. | 我女朋友Grimes用手机录的 |
| 1135 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1136 | And she said, this is great. | 她说,这是伟大的。 |
| 1137 | We should make a song out of this. | 我们应该做一首歌 从这一点。 |
| 1138 | And so then we called our friend Mike, who is a great producer, | 然后我们打电话给我们的朋友迈克 他是一个伟大的制作人, |
| 1139 | and we went to the studio, to the Muppet Studio, Jim Henson Studio, and we made the song. | 我们去了工作室, 木偶工作室,吉姆・亨森工作室, 我们做了这首歌。 |
| 1140 | And then I created a fake record label called Emoji Records. | 之后创作了假唱片标签"爱莫吉唱片". |
| 1141 | Emoji. | 爱摩地. |
| 1142 | Within a minute, yeah. | 一分钟内,是的。 |
| 1143 | 就像Emo Gangsta那样 | |
| 1144 | And on SoundCloud. | 和声云. |
| 1145 | 然后我把它上传到SoundCloud. | |
| 1146 | And that's how it went. | 就是这样 |
| 1147 | Perfect. | 不错 |
| 1148 | On which occasion should it be played? | 什么时候可以玩? |
| 1149 | I guess if you're doubting your vibe. | 我猜如果你怀疑你的情绪。 |
| 1150 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1151 | You know, or anytime. | 你知道,或随时。 |
| 1152 | Did you ever doubt your vibe? | 你有没有怀疑过你的情绪? |
| 1153 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1154 | Really? | 真的吗? |
| 1155 | When was it? | 什么时候的事? |
| 1156 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1157 | December 2nd, I don't know, 92. | 12月2日,不详,92. |
| 1158 | Can we expect more? | 我们能期待更多吗? |
| 1159 | It's very promising, I mean. | 我是说,这很有希望 |
| 1160 | Well, I do think that it would be kind of fun to do a cover of Barbie Girl by Aqua. | 好吧,我确实认为,这将是一种乐趣 做一个封面芭比女孩 水叮当。 |
| 1161 | You know that song? | 你知道那首歌吗? |
| 1162 | Barbie Girl? | 芭比女孩吗? |
| 1163 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1164 | I'm a Barbie Girl in a Barbie world. | 我是一个芭比女孩 在芭比世界。 |
| 1165 | In a Barbie world, all the plastic, it's fantastic. | 在一个芭比世界,所有的塑料, 这是美妙的。 |
| 1166 | You know it. | 你知道这一点。 |
| 1167 | It brings me everywhere. | 它带我到处。 |
| 1168 | Imagination. | 观想. |
| 1169 | So you know the lyrics? | 你知道歌词吗? |
| 1170 | Yeah, I know the lyrics. | 是的,我知道歌词。 |
| 1171 | Did you write it? | 是你写的吗? |
| 1172 | No. | 没有 |
| 1173 | But I think it would be fun to do a cover of Barbie Girl, but cyber girl. | 但我认为做一个芭比女孩的封面会很有趣 但网络女孩。 |
| 1174 | I'm a cyber girl? | 我是个网络女孩? |
| 1175 | Yeah, in a cyber world. | 是的,在一个网络世界。 |
| 1176 | Perfect. | 不错 |
| 1177 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 1178 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 1179 | You have to invent a new melody. | 你必须发明一个新的旋律。 |
| 1180 | It's fantastic. | 这太棒了。 |
| 1181 | In the future, there's no plastic, you know, that kind of thing. | 在未来,没有塑料,你知道,那种东西。 |
| 1182 | Yeah, I doubt that. | 是啊,我怀疑这一点。 |
| 1183 | I doubt that. | 我对此表示怀疑。 |
| 1184 | So, but now, hold on to your seat. | 所以,但现在,保持你的座位。 |
| 1185 | We have the honor to have one of the most famous DJs in the world. | 我们有幸拥有世界上最著名的DJ之一. |
| 1186 | Cool. | 凉爽。 |
| 1187 | He's here and he remixed your song. | 他在这里,他重新混合了你的歌。 |
| 1188 | And we have him here. | 我们把他抓来了 |
| 1189 | Sven Fedt is here tonight. | 斯文·费特今晚会来 |
| 1190 | Sven, could you come up on stage? | 斯文,你能上台吗? |
| 1191 | He did this original, it's inside here, Sven. | 他做了这个原创, 它在这里,斯文。 |
| 1192 | How was it to work with the material? | 如何工作与材料吗? |
| 1193 | How did you come along? | 你怎么来的? |
| 1194 | We'll get you the stamps. | 我们会给你邮票的 |
| 1195 | I had a good feeling with the title and I made out the best with a friend of mine and I hope you like it. | 我对这个标题有好感 和一个朋友做了最好的 我希望你们喜欢 |
| 1196 | But it's not just about that, it's the whole box, what is quite interesting. | 但是,这不仅仅是关于, 它是整个盒子, 什么是相当有趣的。 |
| 1197 | Who designed it? | 是谁设计的? |
| 1198 | My son. | 我的儿子,你是谁? |
| 1199 | My son drew the cover and his name is Tigger and he's ten years old. | 我的儿子画了封面 他的名字叫跳跳虎 他十岁了 |
| 1200 | He is, by the way, a big fan of your work. | 顺便说一句 他是你作品的忠实粉丝 |
| 1201 | It's an absolute original. | 绝对原创. |
| 1202 | When would you play it? | 你什么时候弹? |
| 1203 | On your DJ set? | 在你的DJ设定? |
| 1204 | 你宁愿在开头播放 还是更像Rausschmeisser? | |
| 1205 | Where would it be? | 它会在哪里? |
| 1206 | We have unique printed vinyls. | 我们有独一无二的印刷机 |
| 1207 | You have turntables in your conference room on the construction site. | 在施工现场的会议室里有转盘 |
| 1208 | I choose essential techno tracks from the last 30 years. | 我从过去30年中选择了重要的技术轨道。 |
| 1209 | Great, thank you, this is cool. | 很好,谢谢,这很酷 |
| 1210 | Craftwork is included in friends of mine like Alex Swinn, Roman Flögel, Mars. | 手工业包含在我的朋友中,如亚历克斯·斯温,罗曼·弗勒格尔,火星. |
| 1211 | Craftwork is great. | 手艺很棒 |
| 1212 | Moby, outside music. | 莫比,外语音乐. |
| 1213 | Is that a present? | 那是礼物吗? |
| 1214 | That's great, very thoughtful. | 这是伟大的,非常周到。 |
| 1215 | For you and Joy, I hope you have a turntable. | 对你和乔伊,我希望你有一个转盘。 |
| 1216 | I do. | 当然 |
| 1217 | There is a QR code inside. | 里面有QR密码 |
| 1218 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 1219 | Thank you very much, Sven Fitts. | 非常感谢 斯文·菲茨 |
| 1220 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1221 | You're happy tonight. | 你今晚很快乐 |
| 1222 | It's a pleasure having you. | 很高兴见到你 |
| 1223 | Thank you for doing this, it's really fun and great production value. | 谢谢你做这个, 这真的很有趣, 并且有很大的制作价值。 |
| 1224 | I feel like I'm on a cool Disney ride or something. | 我觉得我正在一个很酷的迪士尼旅行什么的。 |
| 1225 | But I do want to just say to acknowledge the great people at Tesla and SpaceX, Neuralink, | 但我只想说 承认伟大的人民 在特斯拉和SpaceX,Neuralink, |
| 1226 | Boring Company. | 无聊公司。 |
| 1227 | Really, I accept this award on your behalf for all the great things that you've done. | 真的,我接受这个奖 代表你的所有伟大的事情 你做了。 |
| 1228 | So, super appreciated. | 所以,超级感谢。 |
| 1229 | But I really want to acknowledge very strongly the people at the companies who made it happen. | 但我真的想非常强烈地承认 公司里的人 谁做到了这一点。 |
| 1230 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1231 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1232 | Elon Musk, 党的2020年。 | |
| 1233 | You can sit down now. | 你可以坐下来。 |
| 1234 | Because, ladies and gentlemen, we're about to land. | 因为,女士们,先生们,我们即将降落。 |
| 1235 | Please fasten your seat belts again. | 请系好安全带 |
| 1236 | Bitte sehr. | 比特·塞赫尔 |
| 1237 | Welcome on Mars. | 欢迎来到火星 |
| 1238 | We just landed after this exhausting and exciting and surprising and wonderful journey. | 我们刚经过这段令人累累的、令人兴奋的、令人惊讶的、奇妙的旅程之后,才降落。 |
| 1239 | Looks great, doesn't it? | 看起来很棒,不是吗? |
| 1240 | Yes. | 对 |
| 1241 | You can follow our assistants or Mr. Döpfner, he's the tallest guy here. | 你可以跟着我们的助理 或者Döpfner先生 他是这里最高的人 |
| 1242 | Just walk after him and we have a little refreshment for you. | 跟着他走,我们给你准备了点喝的 |
| 1243 | And you don't even have to choose between salty and sweet or ham or cheese. | 而且你甚至不用在咸味和甜味或者火腿或者奶酪之间做出选择. |
| 1244 | You can take both tonight, which is just great. | 你今晚可以带两个,这很好 |
| 1245 | Just have a nice evening and enjoy. | 过个愉快的夜晚 好好享受吧 |
| 1246 | Good night. | 边 |
| 1247 | Thank you, Elon. | 谢谢你,伊隆 |
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