在Facebook的人工智能研究实验室，这家线上平台正在教机器人如何学习。Facebook承诺与朋友分享成果。

六足机器人黛西出生于Facebook新的人工智能实验室里，当它在公司位于加州门洛帕克总部大楼郁郁葱葱的屋顶上掠过时，传递着这样的信息：未来属于那些会教授、会学习的人。

这是Facebook人工智能研究机器人实验室的核心理念，该实验室以前从未公开，是2018年底推出的开源项目，正巧那时Facebook因为其广告产品引发用户对隐私的担忧而一再遭受非议。该实验室的目的是将机器人作为工具，更好地开发人工智能。“拥有具身智能是一个非常重要的问题，它会对你可以使用的算法种类造成限制。”Facebook的一位机器人研究科学家罗伯托·卡兰德拉说，“你需要拥有强大、高效且适用于现实世界的算法。”

At the Facebook AI Research lab, the online publisher is teaching robots how to learn. It promises to share the results with its friends.

Daisy, a hexapod robot born in Facebook’s new artificial intelligence lab, scuttles across the -verdant roof of the company’s Menlo Park, Calif., headquarters with a message to deliver: The -future belongs to those who teach—and learn.

That concept sits at the center of Facebook’s AI Research robotics lab, a previously unrevealed open-source project that launched in late 2018, even as the company endured repeated black eyes over privacy concerns related to its advertising products. The lab’s purpose is to use robotics as a vehicle for developing better A.I. “Having embodied intelligence is a really important problem because it creates constraints to the kinds of algorithms that you can use,” says Roberto Calandra, one of Facebook’s robotics research scientists. “You need to have algorithms that can be robust, efficient, and applicable in the real world.”