Artificial intelligence

3. – Very deep, intense, or significant, often in terms of meaning or impact.
9. – A structure or system that serves as a foundation for organizing or developing ideas.
11. – To improve or increase the quality, value, or extent of something.
13. – The quality of being open to more than one interpretation; uncertainty in meaning.
14. – Relating to moral principles or the rightness of actions.
15. – To make an action or process easier or more efficient.
18. – Legal responsibility for something, particularly in the case of harm or damages.
22. – To deal with or discuss a problem, issue, or question.
23. – To change the form, structure, or purpose of something.
24. – Meaning or interpretation that changes based on the surrounding situation or circumstances.
26. – The act of becoming involved in a situation to change its outcome or course.
27. – Results or consequences of actions, events, or decisions.
28. – To become aware of or understand something through the senses or the mind.

1. – To make a process operate automatically with minimal human intervention.
2. – Capable of being expanded or adapted to larger operations or contexts.
4. – A subtle or slight difference in meaning, expression, or tone.
5. – The quality of being exact, accurate, or detailed.
6. – To position or utilize resources effectively, especially in a strategic way.
7. – Strong, effective, or resistant to failure; often used to describe systems or processes.
8. – Very complex or detailed, often involving many interconnected parts.
10. – To speed up the process or development of something.
12. – Easy to understand or use without the need for detailed instruction.
16. – Becoming apparent or developing, often used to describe new technologies or trends.
17. – The incorrect or improper use of something.
19. – Easy to reach, use, or understand, especially for people with different abilities or needs. prevalent – Widespread or commonly occurring.
20. – To make something as effective, efficient, or functional as possible.
21. – To combine or bring together different parts into a unified whole.
25. – A prejudice or inclination, often unfair, for or against something or someone.