Day of AI Vocabulary

Five Senses Diagram

• Illustration of the five senses used to perceive the world.

• A chart showing the anatomy of the human eye.

• A map of the human brain's sensory areas.

• A diagram illustrating the process of hearing.

Algorithm

• A type of computer hardware used for processing data.

• A set of steps or rules to follow in order to solve a problem or accomplish a specific goal.

• A programming language used for software development.

• A method for storing data in a database.

Media

• Communication channels for distributing news, music, and movies.

• A type of social networking site.

• A form of digital art creation.

• A method of personal communication.

Interact

• To communicate with or react.

• To ignore or avoid contact.

• To observe without engaging.

• To express disinterest or apathy.

Artificial Intelligence

• A program made by people that makes computers do things that seem intelligent (or smart) in the same way that humans are intelligent.

• A type of computer hardware that enhances processing speed.

• A method of programming that eliminates the need for human input.

• A system that only performs tasks without any learning capabilities.

Perspective

• A particular way of looking at something; a point of view.

• A method of solving mathematical problems.

• A type of visual art technique.

• A psychological condition affecting perception.

Intelligence

• The ability to learn or understand.

• The ability to memorize facts quickly.

• The ability to solve mathematical equations.

• The ability to communicate effectively.

Network

• A group or system of interconnected people or things.

• A type of computer virus that spreads through networks.

• A collection of unrelated individuals.

• A method of data storage in cloud computing.

Prediction

• A statement about what will happen or might happen in the future or what something is without knowing for certain.

• A guess based on past experiences and data.

• A definitive conclusion drawn from evidence.

• An assumption made without any basis or reasoning.

Biased

• Supporting or opposing a person or thing or category of people or things in an unfair (and often hidden) way.

• Having a neutral stance towards all individuals and groups.

• Making decisions based solely on facts and evidence.

• Promoting equality and fairness among all parties involved.