primary source verification
Primary source verification checks an original document, dataset, statement, or observation to confirm that it supports the claim attributed to it.
AI Terminology
Search clear AI terminology definitions, acronyms, related concepts and the reviewed videos that explain them.
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Clear filtersprinciple of least privilege
The principle of least privilege gives a user, process or agent only the access needed for its current authorized task.
prior probability
A prior probability represents what is believed about an uncertain quantity or event before the current evidence is incorporated.
privacy-preserving AI inference
Privacy-preserving AI inference protects prompts, model inputs, outputs, and associated metadata from parties that are not authorized to inspect them.
private grid
A private grid is an electrical network built or operated for a particular site or group of customers, rather than as the ordinary public grid service.
privilege escalation
Privilege escalation is the acquisition of permissions or administrative access beyond what a user, process, or agent was originally granted.
probabilistic language modeling
Probabilistic language modeling assigns probabilities to token sequences so a model can predict likely continuations and generate language from a context.
probability theory
Probability theory is the mathematical framework for representing uncertainty, combining evidence, and reasoning about the likelihood of possible events or outcomes.
problem framing with AI
Problem framing with AI is the human-led process of defining the real goal, constraints, evidence and success criteria before using a model to explore solutions.
procedural memory
Procedural memory stores reusable knowledge about how an AI agent should perform tools, steps, and recurring processes.
process mapping
Process mapping describes a workflow's desired outcome, constraints, inputs and responsibilities so it can be understood and improved.
process persistence
Process persistence is the ability of software to remain active or restore itself after interruption, termination, or movement between systems.
product differentiation
Product differentiation creates a meaningful reason for a specific customer to choose one product over its alternatives.
product discovery
Product discovery investigates which user problems are worth solving and which product approach is likely to create meaningful value.
product prototyping
Product prototyping creates a limited working representation of an idea so people can test assumptions before committing to a full product.
production readiness
AI production readiness is the evidence that an AI system can operate reliably, securely and supportably under real workload conditions.
production software
Production software is a maintained system trusted for real work and designed for the reliability, security, and support its users require.
prompt evaluation
AI prompt evaluation tests how reliably prompts produce acceptable outputs across models, inputs and operating conditions.
prompt iteration
Prompt iteration is the process of revising or adding prompts to improve an AI system's output over multiple attempts.
prompt privacy
Prompt privacy protects the instructions, questions, context, and uploaded content people provide to AI systems from unnecessary access or reuse.