AI Terminology

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    anonymous AI model release

    An anonymous AI model release makes a model available for testing without clearly disclosing who created or operates it.

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    autonomous software factory

    An autonomous software factory is a repeatable development system that coordinates agents, tools, checks and human review to turn specifications into verified software changes.

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    browser automation

    Browser automation uses software to carry out repeatable actions in a web browser, such as opening pages, entering information, and collecting results.

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    cloud AI agent

    A cloud AI agent runs in remote managed infrastructure so it can access scalable compute, remain available, and execute several tools or tasks concurrently.

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    cloud computer

    A cloud computer is a remotely hosted computing environment that provides applications, files, networking, and execution without running directly on the user's device.

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    continual learning

    Continual learning lets an AI system acquire new knowledge or skills over time while retaining what it learned earlier.

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    intelligent document processing

    IDP

    Intelligent document processing uses AI to classify, extract and validate information from documents for downstream workflows.

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    knowledge-work automation

    Knowledge-work automation uses AI and software to reduce repetitive effort in research, analysis, communication, documents, and administrative tasks.

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    language model

    LM

    A language model learns patterns in sequences so it can interpret context and generate likely continuations such as text, code or structured responses.

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    model containment

    Model containment limits the systems, data, tools, and real-world effects an AI model can reach during testing or use.

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    parallel AI agent execution

    Parallel AI agent execution runs multiple agent tasks or candidate approaches concurrently instead of waiting for each to finish in sequence.

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    real-world AI evaluation

    Real-world AI evaluation measures model or agent behavior in genuine deployment conditions where actions encounter actual users, systems, constraints, and consequences.

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    research workflow automation

    Research workflow automation coordinates AI-assisted scoping, evidence gathering, drafting, verification, and reporting as a repeatable process.

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    trajectory evaluation

    AI trajectory evaluation assesses the sequence of reasoning-relevant states, tool calls, decisions, and side effects that led to an agent's final result.

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    workflow-specific AI evaluation

    Workflow-specific AI evaluation tests systems using the tasks, tools, constraints, and outcomes of a real working process.

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    active AI model parameter

    An active AI model parameter is a model weight selected to participate in computation for a particular token or inference step.

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    agent autonomy

    Agent autonomy is the degree to which an AI agent can choose and execute actions without immediate human direction.

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    agent plugin

    An agent plugin extends an AI agent with packaged tools, integrations, skills, or interfaces that are not part of the agent's base capability.

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    agent role boundary

    An agent role boundary defines the specific responsibility, tools and decisions assigned to an AI agent.

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    agent self-correction

    Agent self-correction is an AI agent's ability to detect a problem in its work and revise its actions without restarting the entire task.