AI & Future Tech
This term refers to the ability of a computer or robot to mimic human intelligence, learn from data, and make decisions
What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
In Hatch, this is the term for any character or object that you can program to move, speak, or interact.
Sprite
This is the permanent trail of data, photos, comments, and search history that you leave behind whenever you use the internet.
Digital Footprint
Users on this wildly popular video platform watch short-form clips, participate in dance trends, and scroll through a highly customized "For You Page" (FYP).
TikTok
This video platform, owned by Google, is the world's largest video-sharing site where users watch gaming playthroughs, tutorials, and music videos.
Youtube
This is the specific text, question, or instruction you type into a generative AI tool (like ChatGPT or Gemini) to get the desired output.
Prompt
If you want a background music track to play over and over again without stopping, you should place the sound block inside this specific C-shaped control block.
Forever Loop
This form of online harassment happens when someone uses digital platforms to repeatedly scare, anger, or shame another person.
Cyberbullying
This platform is famous for its virtual building blocks, user-generated mini-games, and blocky avatars that players can customize using "money."
Roblox
This fast-paced, competitive learning website allows teachers to host live trivia games where students type in a pin number, answer color-coded multiple-choice questions on their Chromebooks, and race to top the podium.
TRIPLE POINTS (3 answers)
Kahoot, Gimkit, Blooket
When an AI system gives unfair or skewed results because the data it was trained on lacked diversity, it is said to have this.
What is AI Bias?
This type of block (such as "if/then") allows a program to make a decision and take different paths depending on whether a condition is true or false.
What is a Conditional Block (or Conditional Statement)?
Social media apps use these specific automated formulas to track your watch history and feed you customized content designed to keep you scrolling.
Algorithm
This messaging app uses yellow branding and features "Streaks," disappearing photo messages, and a location-sharing Map.
SnapChat
Created by OpenAI, this highly popular generative AI assistant allows users to type prompts, brainstorm ideas, write essays, and get explanations on complex topics using natural chat text.
ChatGPT
The mode of advanced AI that reads, summarizes, translates, and generates human-like text. It works like an ultra-smart predictive text keyboard. By analyzing billions of sentences from the internet, it learns patterns and constantly guesses the most logical next word in a sentence.
What is a Large Language Model (LLM)
In block coding, this is a placeholder or "storage container" used to hold a value that can change, such as a player's score or a timer.
Variable
This law protects original creative works (like videos, music, and art) and means you cannot legally post someone else's work on social media without permission.
Copyright Law
This communication app, highly popular with gamers, organizes communities into "servers" where users chat via text, voice channels, and video.
Discord
This is the ultimate "school portal" hub app used by millions of students to check their daily grades, see missing assignments, and track their attendance.
Infinite Campus
This type of AI can create completely brand-new content—such as essays, realistic images, or music—based on patterns it learned from existing data.
Generative AI
This common programming error happens when a loop has no exit condition, causing the program to run the same code endlessly and freeze.
Infinite Loop
This is a fake or deliberately misleading news story presented as a factual report on social media, often designed to manipulate people's opinions or gain clicks.
Misinformation
This non-profit educational website offers completely free, step-by-step video lessons and practice exercises in math, science, and history, featuring an AI-powered tutor
Khan Academy
When an online video uses sophisticated AI technology to realistically swap a person's face or voice onto someone else's body, making them say things they never actually said, it is called this.
Deepfake