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4. Learning A "super-powered" way to find patterns, used in things like self-driving cars and voice assistants.
8. The information (like pictures, voices, or numbers) that computers use to learn.
9. Vision The "eyes" of a computer that allow it to understand photos or videos.
10. Short for a theoretical AI that could learn and reason as well as a human across any task.
11. When an AI makes unfair choices because its training information was flawed.
12. An AI-made image or video that realistically replaces one person's face or voice with another's.
14. A process where a person reviews AI output to make sure it is correct and safe.
15. Learning A training method where AI gets a "reward" for a correct action, similar to training a dog with treats.
18. When an AI gets confused and confidently provides a wrong or made-up answer.
19. Like a step-by-step recipe for baking, but used by computers to complete tasks.

1. Short for the technology that allows AI to understand and use human language.
2. AI Tools that create brand-new things, like stories, songs, or realistic pictures.
3. The specific text or question you give an AI to tell it what to do.
5. AI An AI with a "one-track mind" designed to do only one specific task, like playing chess.
6. Learning A branch of AI where computers learn from patterns in data without being told exactly what to do.
7. Network A web of connections inspired by the human brain that helps machines recognize sounds or shapes.
13. Intelligence The field of computing that aims to create machines capable of intelligent behavior.
16. A computer program you can "talk" to, like a helpful robot friend.
17. Like teaching a pet new tricks, this is the process of showing an AI many examples so it learns.