伊万卡首秀CES，尬聊36分钟！不料遭科技界大规模鄙视！（附视频&摘要稿）

Ivanka Trump, daughter and advisor to US President Donald Trump, spoke for about 40 minutes at CES 2020 in Las Vegas on Tuesday afternoon, despite backlash on Twitter and Facebook where some called to #BoycottCES.

Given how polarizing her father is as POTUS, one might expect a mixed reaction to his daughter speaking in front of a tech-heavy crowd. But nobody booed.

I sat in the very front row and everyone clapped and showed respect for Ivanka Trump. There were no real negative crowd reactions throughout the 40-minute conversation between Trump and Consumer Electronics Association President Gary Shapiro.

Here are some of the highlights from Tuesday's speech.

On growth, and what she does every day: Trump said she's "predominately focused on pro-growth policies" like "enabling environment for companies to invest in US companies."

She said she cares greatly about "policies build upon that foundational environment, tax cuts, and de-regulations that provide pathways for Americans to pave great careers in this booming economy." She said "there's no better time to be working in America than today" thanks to "record low unemployment."

On helping the incarcerated get back on their feet: Trump said the administration has teamed up with local prisons to create programs in partnership with NGOs "to help people soon to be released to learn skills." She gave the example of how women in a maximum-security prison learned how to code without even experiencing the internet. "It's a very exciting time to be in the workforce," she said.

On what she calls "the blue-collar boom": "Wages are rising the fastest in the bottom quintile," Trump said. "Tech is helping fuel productivity, but we're here to talk about how jobs are evolving and changing — and to do the same job today, in many industries outside what's considered a traditional technology industry, there's a technical application and literacy that's required." She went into greater detail about how it's important to train people to use the "equipment of tomorrow," and how people often have to learn and re-learn skills throughout their lifetimes as jobs and industries change. She also talked about how apprenticeships are lacking in the US, compared to other countries.

On innovation: Trump talked about how innovation is a "net job producer," and "will allow for more inclusive growth" in the long run. "Disabled americans will be able to use robotic arms to do tasks they wouldn't otherwise be able to do," she said. "With that said, it's our responsibility as we think about this country and the health of all americans to be anticipating where there will be disruption, long-term or short-term, and come up with a plan to help transition those people."

On alternate forms of education: "One of the challenges we have in this country is we have a belief in society in there's one path, and that's college. While that's a great path for many Americans, most Americans don't take that path and it's not the right path for all Americans. So we want to celebrate the other pathways that exist."

"If you're a mid- to late-career worker who needs to learn a new skill to maintain relevance in this economy, guess what, you're not going back to college," She said. "We need to open the aperture and raise awareness around the many options that exist."

On immigration: Shapiro noted that "both our mothers are immigrants and they disproportionately create companies and jobs." In response, Trump said that immigrants are very important to America's story but "our immigration system is totally flawed."

"If you compare our system to Canada's … I think there would be bipartisan agreement that it needs to be overhauled," she said. "It can't displace the investment that needs to be made and the core skills of marginalized Americans. We need to do both: We need to recruit and retain the greatest talent tin the world, but we need to invest in American workers as reach over to the sidelines and put them into the workforce. And we can't import that."

但是，对于长期以来一直在推动对知名度较低的女性获得更广泛认可的批评人士和活动人士来说，美国消费电子展邀请美国总统唐纳德·特朗普的女儿（她还是一位白宫顾问），这传递了完全错误的信息。

美国消费电子展邀请伊万卡出席并发表演讲，引起科技界女性的反感。视频游戏开发商布里安娜·吴在推特上写道：“伊万卡不是科技界的女性，她也不是科技企业的首席执行官，她没有技术背景。模仿多样性是一种懒惰的尝试，但就像所有的模仿一样，这种做法除了引起争议外没有任何意义。”布里安娜正在马萨诸塞州以民主党身份竞选国会议员。

在演讲开始前，夏培罗说道：“以前也有政客、内阁部长和其他官员出席美国消费电子展并发表演讲。所以，我认为，等到你听到她说了什么，再去发表意见，因为事实上，人们关注的焦点是就业。”

而伊万卡表示，就业培训和劳动力发展是特朗普政府经济议程的关键部分，在周二的一份电子邮件声明中，伊万卡表示：“我很高兴地讨论特朗普政府是如何支持这些共同目标的。”

伊万卡出席美国消费电子展被批评，尽管也有政客参加这一科技盛会。许多人在推特上以#BoycottCES为标签，抗议伊万卡出席2020年美国消费电子展，他们还对特朗普政府的边境拘留政策和特朗普本人的各种行为提出异议。

科技行业评论员、女性专业网络创始人雷切尔·斯卡拉表示，伊万卡“正在这个展会上占有一席之地，在2020年美国电子消费展上，女性一直在说，‘嘿，我们被忽视了。’不过，整个被忽视的女性群体仍然被忽视。”

美国消费电子展的创意策略分析师卡罗琳娜·米拉内西表示：“很明显，他们并没有花太多精力在科技领域寻找会演讲的女性。”

去年，美国消费电子展撤销了颁发给一家女性主导的性用品公司的创新奖，这引起了轩然大波。美国消费电子展后来又被迫改变了这一决定，允许性技术在展会上进行为期一年的试验。会议组织者还引入了官方的“平等伙伴”，即女性商数，以帮助确保性别多样性。

对此，可穿戴振动器公司Crave的联合创始人张迪（音译Ti Chang）反问道：“没有其他人了吗？事实真的如此吗？”张迪认为，伊万卡经营服装品牌的经历不适合参加美国消费电子展，也不适合美国消费电子展对创新和技术的关注，张迪表示：““我不明白，我想知道他们邀请伊万卡的理由到底是什么？”