AI all around you
a human-like conversations, allowing businesses to offer personalized customer service 24/7.
an AI chatbox
Unfairness in AI results
Bias
The term for when AI learns by example, just like toddlers (minus the tantrums).
supervised learning
This is what you call it when AI makes connections
pattern recognition
This car feature uses AI to argue with you about the best route, even when it's clearly wrong.
GPS navigation
AI in helping students learn
education
AI needs this like your phone needs charging — and no, it’s not coffee.
data
When AI makes stuff up with total confidence
hallucination
this term refers to a specific input or instruction given to an AI system to generate responses, such as text, images, or ideas.
a prompt
That moment when the website asks if you're a robot, and you have to prove your humanity by identifying blurry traffic lights
CAPTCHA
your online shopping now knows you better than your own mother (and suggests even more things you don't need).
recommendation algorithms
AI should not steal art, music, or ideas — this is called respecting this.
copyright (or ownership)
You’ve probably used this AI tool if your inbox starts writing back for you.
autoreply
This future collaboration might allow AI to work with humans to solve global challenges, like climate change, by suggesting sustainable practices and improving energy efficiency.
AI in environmental sustainability
when AI doesn’t learn anything new after this point and gives outdated advice because it doesn’t know recent facts
knowledge cutoff
Your phone uses this to know it's really you, even with bedhead.
facial recognition
When AI tools reflect biased social patterns and normalize them, this type of harm can shape public perception and reinforce inequality.
representational harm
this kind of AI-powered system could help you navigate traffic, find parking spots, and even recommend the best routes to take.
AI-powered navigation (or self-driving cars)
In the future, this type of AI could help doctors by analyzing medical images, such as X-rays and MRIs, to spot signs of disease more accurately.
AI in medical imaging
This process is basically AI’s way of saying “I’ve learned something new today!”
machine learning
This smart home gadget pretends to be helpful but mostly just misunderstands your music requests.
voice assistant, Alexa
when a person helps check or guide what an AI is doing
human in the loop
Humans checking AI results
human oversight
The future of AI could see this type of technology used to reduce bias and inequality by analyzing hiring practices, healthcare access, and social policies.
AI in social justice or fairness?
This is the term for when AI is trained using a vast amount of data to stay up-to-date and improve its performance.
continuous learning