AI Terminology

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    tool allowlist

    A tool allowlist is an explicit set of tools that a user, agent, role, or task is permitted to invoke, with all unlisted tools denied by default.

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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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    visual benchmark

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

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    x402 payment protocol

    The x402 payment protocol uses the HTTP 402 Payment Required flow to let software pay for online resources and services.

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    abstraction layer

    An abstraction layer provides one simplified interface over several different underlying systems so callers do not need to handle every implementation separately.

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    acceptance criterion

    An acceptance criterion is a specific condition that must be satisfied before a software change or task can be considered complete.

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    agent steering

    AI agent steering changes an active agent run through bounded guidance or controls without immediately terminating it.

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    agent task scoping

    Agent task scoping defines the objective, boundaries, inputs, permissions, deliverables, and completion evidence for an AI agent assignment.

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    agent wallet

    An agent wallet is a programmable payment account that lets an authorized AI agent hold or use funds under enforceable custody and spending policies.

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    AI-assisted education

    AI-assisted education uses AI to support teaching, studying, feedback, research, and learning while educators and learners retain responsibility for educational goals.

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    AI-enabled cyberdefense

    AI-enabled cyberdefense uses AI systems to help detect, analyze, prioritize or respond to authorized security activity.

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    AI-native company

    An AI-native company designs its work, systems and responsibilities around AI capabilities from the beginning.

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    anthropomorphism

    Anthropomorphism is describing a non-human system as if it had human feelings, intentions, or judgment.

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    application authentication

    Application authentication verifies the identity of a user or service before granting access to protected application capabilities.

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    artifact generation

    AI artifact generation creates a durable output such as a document, presentation, website or code project from a user goal.

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    automated AI laboratory

    An automated AI laboratory organizes research so AI agents execute substantial experimental workflows under human direction.

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    automated experiment execution

    Automated experiment execution uses software or agents to configure, run and monitor an experiment according to a defined procedure.

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    benchmark shortcut

    An AI benchmark shortcut is a cue or exploitable pattern that raises a system's score without demonstrating the intended underlying capability.

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    biotechnology

    AI biotechnology applies AI to biological research, design, measurement and the development of biotechnology products.

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    browser testing

    Browser testing verifies a web application's visible behavior by using it through a browser like a real user.