chip export control
A chip export control is a government rule that limits where certain advanced computing chips or related technology may be sold.
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Chroma key removes a selected background color from video so another image or transparent layer can replace it.
citation laundering
AI citation laundering makes an unsupported or fabricated claim appear credible by repeatedly publishing and citing derivative AI-generated sources.
claim-evidence graph
A claim-evidence graph records explicit links between research conclusions and the sources that support, contradict, qualify, or contextualize them.
class imbalance
Class imbalance occurs when some categories appear much more often than others in the data used to train or evaluate an AI classifier.
client-server architecture
Client-server architecture separates a service that owns data or long-running work from clients that connect to request operations and display results.
clinical AI
Clinical AI applies AI systems to clinical care, documentation and decision support under medical safety and oversight requirements.
clinical data
Clinical data is health information collected from patients or healthcare settings for care, research, evaluation or regulation.
clinical note generation
AI clinical note generation uses AI to draft or structure medical documentation from clinical information and conversations.
cloud agent runner
A cloud agent runner is a remote execution environment that keeps an AI agent task running independently of the user's local computer.
code change visualization
Code change visualization represents relationships, layers or execution effects in a software diff through diagrams or other visual structures.
code completion
Code completion suggests how to continue a piece of software code, using nearby context, program structure or an AI model.
code review address rate
AI code review address rate is the proportion of automated review findings that developers resolve or otherwise act on.
collective communication
Collective communication is a coordinated data-exchange operation involving a group of processors, such as broadcast, reduce, gather, scatter, or all-reduce.
color spill
Color spill is unwanted green, blue or another key-screen color reflected or blended into the subject and its edges.
competitive hiring
Competitive hiring is the effort by organizations to recruit scarce talent by competing on role, mission, resources, compensation and working conditions.
component catalog
A component catalog is a structured collection of approved interface building blocks and the information needed to use them correctly.
component composition
Component composition builds a larger interface by arranging and nesting smaller reusable components.
computational neuroscience
Computational neuroscience uses mathematical and computational models to study how nervous systems process information and produce behavior.
compute capacity residual-value risk
Compute capacity residual-value risk is the possibility that reserved hardware or contractual capacity will be worth less than expected before its commitment ends.