AI Basics
Technical Terms
AI in Practice
Model Behaviour
Responsible Use
100

This is the broad field of building systems that perform tasks requiring human intelligence.

What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

100

This is the instruction you give to an AI model to get a response.

What is a Prompt?

100

eBay uses this type of system to suggest products you might want to buy.

What is a Recommendation System?

100

When a model makes up information that isn’t true, it’s called this.

What is Hallucination?

100

Protecting sensitive customer information relates to this concept.

What is Data Privacy?

200

 This is a subset of AI where systems learn patterns from data instead of being explicitly programmed.

What is Machine Learning (ML)?

200

This defines the maximum amount of text a model can “see” at once.

What is a Context Window?

200

This field helps computers understand and generate human language.

What is Natural Language Processing (NLP)?

200

When training data skews results toward one group, this issue appears.

What is Bias?

200

Adding this ensures humans remain part of AI decision-making.

What is Human-in-the-loop?

300

This branch of AI creates new content like text, images, or audio.

What is Generative AI (GenAI)?

300

Models break text into these small units, usually a few characters or words at a time.

What is a Token?

300

This type of AI can act on instructions, making decisions and carrying out steps.

What is an Agent?

300

Treating different groups equitably in AI outcomes relates to this principle.

What is Fairness?

300

Before deploying an AI system, companies should perform this to identify potential harms.

What is Risk Assessment?

400

ChatGPT is an example of this type of model trained on huge text datasets.

What is a Large Language Model (LLM)?

400

This process adapts a pre-trained model to a specific dataset or task.

What is Fine-tuning?

400

Using AI to handle repetitive tasks across apps and services is called this.

What is Workflow Automation?

400

This quality means we can understand how and why a model made a decision.

What is Explainability?

400

Regulatory bodies or internal committees provide this to ensure AI is used responsibly.

What is Oversight?

500

These layered systems of connected nodes are inspired by the structure of the human brain.

What is a Neural Network?

500

These numerical vectors capture the meaning of text for tasks like search and clustering.

What are Embeddings?

500

AlphaGo used this approach, where models learn through trial, error, and reward.

What is Reinforcement Learning?

500

When a model’s process and limitations are open to inspection, it shows this.

What is Transparency?

500

These boundaries are set to prevent misuse and ensure AI operates safely.

What are Guardrails?