catastrophic forgetting
Catastrophic forgetting occurs when an AI model loses earlier capabilities while learning new information or tasks.
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Clear filterschange 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.
circuit breaker
A circuit breaker is a reliability control that temporarily blocks calls to a failing dependency after errors cross a defined threshold.
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.
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.
closed AI model
A closed AI model is provided without public access to its complete weights, training process, or other core implementation details.
cloud agent platform
A cloud AI agent platform provides hosted infrastructure and reusable services for building, running and coordinating AI agents.
code navigation
AI code navigation is the use of structured repository search and relationship tools to help an AI system locate relevant symbols, files, definitions, references, and dependencies.
commerce product feed
A commerce product feed is a structured, regularly updated dataset that supplies product details such as identity, price and availability to search or shopping systems.
community benefit agreement
CBAA community benefit agreement commits a project developer to specific enforceable benefits or protections for affected residents.
compensating transaction
A compensating transaction is a separate operation that counteracts the effects of an earlier completed operation when direct rollback is unavailable.
compute flywheel
An AI compute flywheel is a reinforcing cycle in which compute improves models, stronger models create value and that value finances more compute.
computer vision
Computer vision enables software to analyze visual inputs such as images or video and extract information about their contents or structure.
content-addressable storage
CASContent-addressable storage identifies stored data by a hash of its content instead of only by a mutable location or filename.
continuous integration
CIContinuous integration automatically builds and checks code changes in a shared pipeline so defects are detected before they are merged or released.
continuous video generation
Continuous video generation uses an AI pipeline to produce an ongoing sequence of clips instead of one isolated video.
critical infrastructure cybersecurity
Critical infrastructure cybersecurity protects essential services and their digital and operational systems from disruption, misuse and unauthorized access.
data annotation
Data annotation adds labels, judgments or structured metadata to examples so they can be used for training, evaluation or analysis.
data center community impact
Data center community impact covers the local economic, environmental, infrastructure and social effects of building and operating a data center.
data center siting
Data center siting is the process of selecting and approving a location using technical, environmental, economic and community factors.