Digital terms,
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A machine learning method that creates its own questions from unlabeled data and learns by answering them.

The act of bypassing the safety restrictions built into an AI or a device.

A very fast memory technology that stacks multiple memory chips to send and receive large amounts of data at once.

An EU law that sets rules for developing and using AI based on how risky it is.

The practice of measuring and evaluating an AI's intelligence, processing speed, and other abilities using shared tests.

A rough guide to how up to date an AI's training knowledge is.

A computational method that tracks a state changing over time with equations and predicts what comes next.

A technique that speeds up AI text generation: a small AI writes a draft and a large AI checks it all at once.

A phenomenon where an AI finds loopholes its developers never intended in order to earn its assigned score.

A framework that measures how well an organization has adopted and integrated AI, broken into progressive stages.

A system that combines AI with automation tools to handle even complex tasks automatically.

A digital workforce that uses AI, RPA, and similar technologies to automate tasks people used to do.

Technology that uses AI to automatically read and organize data from paper documents and PDFs.

A system in which humans take part in AI's processing or decision-making to improve accuracy and safety.

A person with the knowledge and skills needed to develop AI or apply it effectively in business.

An AI assistant feature that works alongside you to help with tasks.

A digital currency designed to minimize price volatility by pegging its value to a currency such as the US dollar.

A generation that grew up with AI, or a product or company built with AI as its core.

The state of feeling burdened by managing and paying for too many subscription services.

An AI mechanism that generates text by gradually removing noise.

A mechanism where AI carefully works through a problem step by step before producing its final answer.

A system that processes transactions outside the main blockchain to reduce congestion and fees.

Smartphones and apps that employees use for work without their company's knowledge.

The number of unique users who used a service or app on a given day.

A system that automatically deploys and manages many containers for efficient operation.

A dedicated team that monitors an organization's network around the clock to detect and prevent security incidents.

A JavaScript framework that makes it easier to build a website's look and interactive behavior.

A sales method that sells products in real time through live video streaming.

A small ring-shaped electronic device worn on the finger that can track health data or make payments.

When a search results page alone answers the query, letting the user finish searching without visiting any website.

A wearable device worn like glasses that provides access to various digital features.

A login method that lets you sign in by clicking a special link sent to your email.

A touch gesture where you slide your finger across the screen while keeping it in contact with the surface.

A state where an AI hasn't sufficiently learned the patterns in the data, leaving its predictions inaccurate.

A technique that shrinks long text or conversation history fed to an AI while preserving key information.

AI technology that understands camera footage and human language to control robot movements.

A virtuous cycle where more users generate more data, making a service progressively smarter.

A packaged set of instructions and know-how that guides an AI agent through completing a task.

A measure of how similar two pieces of data or text are, based on how closely their directions align.

The technique of breaking long text or data into small, manageable pieces.

A conversational AI that acts as a companion for everyday chats and sorting out your feelings.

A computer designed to run AI processing directly on the device, quickly and with low power consumption.

A system where computers automatically handle the tedious tasks involved in building AI.

A data analysis method that narrows down answers by asking a series of branching questions.

A machine learning technique that combines multiple AI models to produce more accurate predictions.

A website or blog that a company owns and manages to share information directly with its audience.

A program that pays a reward to anyone who finds a security vulnerability in a system.

Technology that uses radio waves to read tag information wirelessly, without physical contact.