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    small language model

    SLM

    A small language model is a language model with a comparatively compact architecture or resource footprint, designed to run efficiently on bounded tasks and hardware.

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    sparse attention

    Sparse attention reduces transformer computation by allowing each token to attend to a selected subset of other tokens instead of comparing with every token.

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    specification-driven development

    Specification-driven development begins with an explicit description of required behavior and uses that specification to guide implementation and verification.

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    supercomputing provider

    AI supercomputing provider

    An AI supercomputing provider operates large accelerator clusters and sells managed access to organizations training or serving AI models.

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    task planning

    AI task planning

    AI task planning converts a goal into an ordered set of actions that respects dependencies, capabilities and environmental constraints.

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    token pricing

    AI token pricing

    AI token pricing charges for model use according to the number and type of tokens processed or generated.

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    tool contract

    A tool contract is a validated definition of a tool's inputs, outputs, errors and side-effect behavior that an AI agent can rely on.

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    user intent inference

    User intent inference is the process of estimating the goal or need behind a person's words and behavior so a system can choose a relevant response or action.

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    video generation model

    AI video generation model

    An AI video generation model creates or modifies moving visual sequences from prompts, images, video or other context.

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    visual benchmark

    An AI visual benchmark evaluates a model on tasks that require interpreting or producing visual information.

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    workforce transformation

    AI workforce transformationAI-driven work transformation

    AI workforce transformation is the change in tasks, roles, skills and organizational structures caused by the adoption of AI systems.

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    abstention

    AI abstention

    AI abstention is the deliberate choice not to provide or act on a prediction when evidence, confidence, permissions, or operating conditions are insufficient.

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    abstraction layer

    An AI abstraction layer hides low-level model and infrastructure details behind a simpler, stable interface.

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    accelerator

    An AI accelerator is specialized computing hardware designed to perform the matrix and tensor operations used by AI training or inference efficiently.

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    adaptive robot motion control

    Adaptive robot motion control changes movement during execution in response to sensed objects, forces or environmental conditions.

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    adversarial evaluation

    Adversarial evaluation tests an AI system with deliberately difficult, deceptive, or hostile inputs to reveal failures that ordinary benchmarks may miss.

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    agent advocacy

    AI agent advocacy

    AI agent advocacy is the practice of making developer products understandable, discoverable, and usable by software agents while preserving trusted relationships with human developers.

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