Across
- 2. This term refers to the potential for AI to perpetuate or amplify existing biases in data.
- 6. This term describes the hypothetical scenario where AI surpasses human intelligence.
- 8. When an AI generates incorrect or misleading information.
- 10. This acronym refers to the ability of an AI system to understand and respond to human language in a meaningful way.
- 11. This type of machine learning involves training an AI model on labeled data.
- 13. This type of AI model uses interconnected nodes or neurons to process information and improve performance without being explicitly programmed.
- 14. This technique involves training an AI model to learn by trial and error.
Down
- 1. This acronym refers to artificial intelligence that can perform a wide range of tasks at a human level.
- 3. This acronym stands for a type of model that uses two neural networks to generate realistic content.
- 4. This term refers to the ability of an AI model to generalize from its training data to new, unseen data.
- 5. This ethical concern involves the potential for AI to be used to create and spread false information.
- 7. This philosophical question explores the potential for AI to become conscious and have subjective experiences.
- 9. Computer systems/programs used to complete tasks that normally require human input, intelligence, and decision-making capabilities.
- 12. This type of AI focuses on specific tasks, like image recognition or language translation.
