Digital terms,
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A cyberattack that corrupts an AI's training data to manipulate its decisions.

A design style that makes UI elements like buttons appear to softly emerge from the background in 3D.

The variation or inconsistency in the time it takes for data to arrive.

Google's key metrics for measuring a website's loading speed and ease of use.

A mechanism that adds browser-side JavaScript interactivity to HTML generated on the server.

A tool that automatically checks code for syntax errors and poor coding practices.

A development methodology that uses Git to manage a system's configuration and automate operations and settings.

An attack that automatically tries credentials leaked elsewhere to log into other services without authorization.

A phenomenon where an AI's predictions become less accurate because it can't keep up with real-world changes over time.

A search technology that understands the meaning and context of words, not just exact keyword matches.

A device that keeps data such as photos and videos saved for the long term without erasing it.

A design approach where systems trigger processing in response to events happening between them.

A common identification number assigned to a vulnerability found in a product or system.

A browser standard that taps into a device's GPU to run graphics and computation tasks efficiently and at high speed.

A program that runs in the background of a web browser to enable offline pages and push notifications.

A mechanism for creating your own dedicated, isolated virtual network within the cloud.

A list of the components and libraries that make up a piece of software.

A programming language for building programs that run safely and fast.

A system's structure or ability to quickly and safely switch from an old cryptographic method to a new one.

A technique that prevents an AI model from memorizing its training data too closely.

An AI technique that excels at picking out features in an image to identify what it shows.

An AI mechanism that focuses on the most important parts of input data during processing.

A calculation that measures how far an AI's prediction is from the correct answer.

A technology that identifies what objects appear in an image or video and where each one is located.

The number of internal numerical values that an AI adjusts through training.

A numeric setting that controls how random an AI's output is when generating text.

The process of using large amounts of data to teach an AI foundational knowledge before it learns a specific task.

One complete pass through the entire training dataset during AI model training.

A large collection of text data used for AI training and language research.

The right creators of works like writing, art, or music hold, protecting their creations from unauthorized use.

The range of colors a display or printer can reproduce.

An image format that records color and shape as mathematical formulas, so it never loses quality when enlarged.

A graphic or lettering design that symbolizes a company's or brand's characteristics.

Technology that renders the bright and dark areas of video and photos with greater vividness and detail.

A camera that captures video through a computer and sends it over the internet.

An input device used to move the pointer on a computer screen and click to select items.

A device with rows of buttons used to input letters, numbers, and symbols into a computer or smartphone.

A ratio that shows how much profit was generated relative to the money invested.

The central circuit board that connects all of a computer's components.

A small picture, made up of a shape or illustration, that represents a function or file at a glance.

A phenomenon where a person or their statement online is hit with an explosive wave of criticism and backlash.

A trial version of in-development software released publicly so users can test it and report bugs.

Taking a temporary break from digital devices like smartphones and computers to rest your mind and body.

A potential customer who has shown interest in a product or service and could become a paying customer.

A short vertical video, typically lasting from tens of seconds to a few minutes, made for easy viewing on a smartphone.

A machine that builds three-dimensional objects by stacking layers of material based on computer design data.

A technique that processes data so individuals cannot be identified, protecting their privacy.

A communication method where computers exchange data directly with each other, without going through a dedicated server.