AI Vocabulary

Explicit Bias

• Unconscious attitudes and beliefs about a group or individual.

• Conscious attitudes and beliefs about a group or individual.

• Neutral feelings towards a group or individual.

• Generalizations made without awareness of bias.

Soft Power

• The ability to influence others through military force.

• The ability to influence others through economic means.

• The ability to influence others through cultural or ideological means rather than military or economic force.

• The ability to influence others through coercion and threats.

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)

• AI that generates new content based on patterns in its training data, such as ChatGPT for text and DALL·E for images.

• AI that only analyzes existing data without creating new content.

• AI that is used exclusively for data entry tasks.

• AI that requires human intervention to generate any content.

Multilingual Support

• AI tools designed to assist students who speak multiple languages, enhancing their comprehension and communication skills.

• AI tools that only support English language learners.

• AI tools that translate text without context.

• AI tools that focus solely on grammar correction.

Academic Dishonesty

• Violations of academic integrity, including plagiarism and unauthorized AI usage.

• A method of studying that involves collaboration with peers.

• A form of assessment that allows for open book resources.

• A technique to improve memory retention through repetition.

Sentiment Analysis

• The use of AI to determine the emotional tone behind text.

• A method for analyzing numerical data in spreadsheets.

• A technique for improving website SEO rankings.

• A process for translating languages using AI.

Framework

• A structured approach or perspective used to analyze and evaluate arguments in debate or discussion.

• A set of rules governing the conduct of a debate.

• A type of argument that is used to persuade an audience.

• A method for organizing thoughts in a written essay.

Bias in AI

• The ability of AI to make unbiased decisions based on data.

• The tendency of AI systems to reflect and perpetuate existing societal prejudices based on the data they are trained on.

• The process of training AI systems without any data.

• The capability of AI to learn from mistakes without human intervention.

Hallucinations (AI-related)

• Instances where AI generates incorrect or misleading information that is not based on factual data.

• A phenomenon where AI accurately predicts future events based on historical data.

• Situations where AI provides real-time data analysis without errors.

• Instances of AI successfully generating creative content based on user input.

Linguistic Scaffolding

• Support mechanisms that help bilingual or multilingual students develop language skills by providing structured assistance.

• A method of teaching that focuses solely on grammar and vocabulary.

• An approach that discourages the use of native languages in the classroom.

• A technique used to assess students' language proficiency without providing support.