AI Terminology

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    ambient voice interaction

    Ambient voice interaction lets a person converse with an AI through speech while continuing another activity instead of focusing on a screen.

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    applied AI

    Applied AI uses models and related systems to solve a concrete problem in a product, service or operational workflow.

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    architectural risk analysis

    Architectural risk analysis evaluates how a software change may affect system boundaries, dependencies, data, reliability and long-term maintainability.

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    asynchronous AI agent

    An asynchronous AI agent performs delegated work in the background so a person can continue other work and review the result later.

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    audit

    An AI audit is a structured examination of an AI system's design, operation, controls and outcomes against defined requirements or risks.

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    authorship attribution

    Authorship attribution evaluates who or what likely created a work by combining linguistic, technical, provenance, and contextual evidence.

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    automated vulnerability discovery

    Automated vulnerability discovery uses software analysis and testing to identify potential security weaknesses with reduced manual effort.

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    autonomous transport

    Autonomous transport uses sensing, software and control systems to move people or goods with reduced direct human operation.

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    background service

    A background service is software that runs without a continuously visible interface to perform ongoing or scheduled work.

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    benchmark cherry-picking

    Benchmark cherry-picking selects favorable tests, time periods or results while omitting evidence that would make an AI performance claim less impressive.

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    bot detection

    Bot detection identifies traffic or interaction patterns that appear to come from automated software rather than an ordinary human user.

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    bundled model access

    Bundled model access lets customers use a third-party AI model through a platform's product and subscription instead of arranging separate provider credentials.

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    business process automation

    BPA

    Business process automation uses software and AI to perform repeatable organizational tasks with less manual work.

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    capital allocation

    Capital allocation is the decision about how money should be distributed among competing investments, resources, or strategic priorities.

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    catastrophic forgetting

    Catastrophic forgetting occurs when an AI model loses earlier capabilities while learning new information or tasks.

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    change impact analysis

    AI change impact analysis uses a model to identify which code, systems, tests, users, and prior decisions may be affected by a proposed software change.

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    circuit breaker

    A circuit breaker is a reliability control that temporarily blocks calls to a failing dependency after errors cross a defined threshold.

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    classifier

    A classifier is a model or rule-based system that assigns an input to one or more categories, allowing AI software to turn information into a defined choice.

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    clinical trial

    A clinical trial is a planned study involving people that evaluates the safety, effectiveness, or use of a medical intervention under a defined protocol.