AI

• A sequence of instructions or rules that result in a predictable outcome

• Software that allows you to perform specific tasks

• A subdiscipline of computer science that attempts to simulate human thinking

• A network of neurons that emulates the human brain

Algorithm

• A sequence of instructions or rules that result in a predictable outcome

• Software that allows you to perform specific tasks

• An attempt to simulate human thinking

• A network of neurons that emulates the human brain

Application

• A sequence of instructions or rules that result in a predictable outcome

• Software that allows you to perform specific tasks

• An attempt to simulate human thinking

• A network of neurons that emulates the human brain

Artificial Neural Network

• A sequence of instructions or rules that result in a predictable outcome

• Software that allows you to perform specific tasks

• An attempt to simulate human thinking

• A network of neurons that emulates the human brain

Bias

• Information that favors some things and de-prioritizes or excludes others

• Output that results from one-sided input

• A network of neurons that allows your brain to process information and recognize patterns

• The way a machine interprets images

Biased Predictions

• Information that favors some things and de-prioritizes or excludes others

• Output that results from one-sided input

• A network of neurons that allows your brain to process information and recognize patterns

• The way a machine interprets images

Biological Neural Network

• Information that favors some things and de-prioritizes or excludes others

• Output that results from one-sided input

• A network of neurons that allows your brain to process information and recognize patterns

• The way a machine interprets images

Computer Vision

• A sequence of instructions or rules that result in a predictable outcome

• Software that allows you to perform specific tasks

• An attempt to simulate human thinking

• The way a machine interprets images

CPU

• A piece of the computer's hardware that processes and compares data

• The ability of a computer to scan, store, and recognize human faces

• A new or improved idea, device, product, etc.

• Raw information entered into a computer from the outside world

Facial Recognition

• A piece of the computer's hardware that processes and compares data

• The ability of a computer to scan, store, and recognize human faces

• A new or improved idea, device, product, etc.

• Raw information entered into a computer from the outside world