Artilit
Artificial Intelligence Literacy
Artificial Intelligence Terminology
Algorithm
A set of guidelines that a machine can adhere to in order to acquire the ability to perform a specific task.
Model
This area of AI concentrates on crafting algorithms that enable machines to learn and adapt autonomously based on new information, without human intervention.
Machine learning
This specific area of AI concentrates on crafting algorithms that enable machines to learn and adapt autonomously based on new information, without human intervention.
Structured Data
Information presented in a linear, tabular, and organized format, regardless of its source or use, qualifies as structured data. For instance, business data produced within organizational settings through conventional applications generally falls under the category of structured data.
AI Ethics
An ethical domain within technology that focuses on artificial intelligence systems. Biases often exert a notable influence in machine learning due to the data used for training, encompassing factors like gender, race, age, economic status, and more.
Data science
Data science, an interdisciplinary field of technology, utilizes algorithms and processes to collect and analyze vast amounts of data, revealing patterns and insights crucial for business decisions.
Overfitting
When training in machine learning, overfitting happens when the algorithm is limited to specific examples from the training data. An effective AI model should be capable of identifying patterns in data to address novel tasks.
Artificial intelligence
This pertains to the broad idea of machines behaving in a manner that imitates or replicates human intelligence. AI can encompass a range of capabilities, including human-like communication and decision-making skills.
General AI
This concept alludes to artificial intelligence's capability to complete any cognitive task achievable by humans proficiently. It is sometimes named strong AI, although the terms are not entirely interchangeable.
Unstructured Data
Structured data is presented in organized, tabular formats commonly found in traditional business applications, while unstructured data, arising from diverse sources like digital files and multimedia, lacks the uniform structure of structured data and fuels AI development.
Predictive analytics
Through the amalgamation of data mining and machine learning techniques, this form of analytics is constructed to predict future events within a specified period by leveraging historical data and patterns.
Computer vision
"Computer vision, an interdisciplinary science and technology field, concentrates on enabling computers to comprehend images and videos. For AI engineers, computer vision automates tasks usually done by the human visual system."
Generative AI
Generative AI technology employs AI to produce various content such as text, video, code, and images. Through training on extensive data sets, a generative AI system learns patterns to generate fresh content.