Mu Yumei: I don't believe AI can make flatbreads or write poetry better than I can
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55-year-old Mu Yumei has sold flatbreads in Shenzhen for 14 years and has written poetry for two years. In September this year, she took the stage for an AI-themed speech at the Bund Conference, saying bluntly, "I don't believe AI can make flatbreads or write poetry better than I can." She believes AI can't get the heat and flipping right when making flatbreads and can't produce her flavor, and won't be able to replace people even in ten years; AI poetry lacks genuine life experience, and even if it writes well, "it writes its own, I write mine"—she herself is not anxious.
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55岁的穆玉梅在深圳卖了14年烧饼， 两年前她开始写诗，今年9月，她站上了外滩大会AI主题演讲的舞台。 在外滩大会现场，她说：“ 烧饼怎么做，诗歌怎么写，我的人生我决定。 ” 至今用不来智能手机的复杂功能、搞不懂那些风靡一时的AI软件的穆玉梅，为何有着这样的底气？ 当被问到AI时代会不会焦虑时，穆玉梅毫不犹豫地给出了否定的答案。 “我不相信AI做烧饼和写诗会比我厉害。”穆玉梅爽朗地笑着说，“ AI做烧饼把握不好火候、翻面这些，就算能做也做不出我这么好的口味。 别说暂时，十年以后它也没法替代人来做的，我有这个信心。 ” “至于AI写诗更不可能替代人。 我所有的诗歌都来自我真实的生活感受，我不相信AI能有这些感受。 就算真有一天AI能写出很好的诗，那它写它的，我写我的。我一点也不焦虑。 ”