bug reproduction
Bug reproduction is the process of reliably making a software problem happen under known conditions before trying to fix it.
AI Terminology
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Clear filterscapability-adoption gap
The AI capability-adoption gap is the difference between what current AI systems can technically do and what people or organizations routinely use them to do.
capability-to-cost ratio
Capability-to-cost ratio compares the useful performance an AI system delivers with the total cost required to obtain it.
change management
AI change management prepares people, processes, governance, and support for the organizational changes created by adopting AI systems.
closed-weight AI model
A closed-weight AI model keeps its learned weights unavailable and is commonly accessed through a provider-controlled service.
cloud browser
A cloud browser runs a browser session on remote infrastructure and streams interaction or results to a user, application, or AI agent.
compute concentration
AI compute concentration occurs when a small number of organizations control a large share of the infrastructure capable of training or serving advanced models.
compute performance per watt
Compute performance per watt measures how much useful computing work a system completes for each watt of electrical power it consumes.
concentration governance risk
AI concentration governance risk is the societal and institutional risk created when a small number of organizations control advanced models, compute, or deployment channels.
covert channel
A covert channel is an unintended path that carries information through a system feature not designed for communication.
customer data platform
CDPA customer data platform unifies customer information from multiple sources into profiles and datasets that other systems can use.
cyber exploit
A cyber exploit is code, data or a technique that takes advantage of a vulnerability to cause unintended behavior in a digital system.
data center energy consumption
Data center energy consumption is the electricity used by computing, cooling, networking and supporting facility systems.
data sovereignty
Data sovereignty is the principle that data is governed by the laws and authority of the jurisdiction where it is stored or processed.
drug discovery
AI drug discovery applies AI models to tasks such as target selection, molecule or protein design and experimental prioritization during drug development.
embedding
An embedding is a numerical representation that lets an AI system compare information by learned patterns or meaning.
energy-efficient AI inference
Energy-efficient AI inference produces useful model outputs while minimizing the electricity consumed by computation, memory, networking, and cooling.
evaluation platform
An AI evaluation platform provides shared infrastructure for defining, running, comparing and tracking AI evaluations.
executable acceptance test
An executable acceptance test is a runnable command or test that determines whether a defined acceptance condition has been met.
go-to-market orchestration
AI go-to-market orchestration coordinates customer data, decisions, automated actions, human tasks, and communication channels around a commercial outcome.