The process ofsorting throughlarge data sets toidentify patternsthat can improvemodels or solveproblemsDataminingA type of machinelearning where anAI system learnsfrom unlabeled datawithout feedbackUnsupervisedlearningA softwareapplicationdesigned tostimulatehumanconversationChatbotThe branch of AIthat deals with theinteractionbetweencomputers andhuman languagesNaturallanguageprocessing(NLP)A finite sequence ofinstructionsfollowed by acomputer system toperform a task orsolve a problemAlgorithmThe branch oftechnology that dealswith the design,construction,operation, andapplication of robotsRoboticsVery largedatasets thatnormal data-processingsoftware can’thandleBigdataThe collectivebehavior ofdecentralized, self-organized systems,such as a flock ofbirds or a colony ofantsSwarmintelligenceA form ofmachinelearning basedon neuralnetworksDeepLearning(DL)The study ofhow AI acquiresknowledge fromtraining dataMachineLearning(MS)A type of machinelearning where anAI system learnsfrom its ownactions andrewardsReinforcementLearning (RL)A type of machinelearning where anAI system learnsfrom labeled dataand feedbackSupervisedlearningAn AI system thatemulates thedecision-makingability of a humanexpert in a specificdomainExpertsystemA form of logic thatdeals withapproximate ratherthan exact reasoning,allowing for degreesof truth rather thanbinary valuesFuzzyLogicAn extension of thecurrent web thataims to make thedata moreunderstandable andaccessible formachinesSemanticwebA computationalmodel that consistsof layers ofinterconnectednodes that processand learn from dataNeuralNetwork(NN)Intelligencedemonstratedby machinesor computersystemsArtificialIntelligence(AI)The hypotheticalpoint in time whenartificialintelligencesurpasses humanintelligenceSingularityA neural nettrained on largeamounts of textto imitate humanlanguageLargeLanguageModel(LLM)The ability of anAI system toidentify andclassify objectsin an imageImagerecognitionAn interdisciplinaryfield of science andtechnology thatfocuses on howcomputers can gainunderstanding fromimages and videosComputervisionThe study of howto extract insightsand knowledgefrom data usingvarious methodsand toolsDatascienceA test todeterminewhether amachine canexhibit human-like intelligenceTuringTestAI systemsthat generateoutput inresponse topromptsGenerativeAIThe output of anAI system thatestimates thelikelihood of anevent or outcomebased on dataPredictionThe process ofsorting throughlarge data sets toidentify patternsthat can improvemodels or solveproblemsDataminingA type of machinelearning where anAI system learnsfrom unlabeled datawithout feedbackUnsupervisedlearningA softwareapplicationdesigned tostimulatehumanconversationChatbotThe branch of AIthat deals with theinteractionbetweencomputers andhuman languagesNaturallanguageprocessing(NLP)A finite sequence ofinstructionsfollowed by acomputer system toperform a task orsolve a problemAlgorithmThe branch oftechnology that dealswith the design,construction,operation, andapplication of robotsRoboticsVery largedatasets thatnormal data-processingsoftware can’thandleBigdataThe collectivebehavior ofdecentralized, self-organized systems,such as a flock ofbirds or a colony ofantsSwarmintelligenceA form ofmachinelearning basedon neuralnetworksDeepLearning(DL)The study ofhow AI acquiresknowledge fromtraining dataMachineLearning(MS)A type of machinelearning where anAI system learnsfrom its ownactions andrewardsReinforcementLearning (RL)A type of machinelearning where anAI system learnsfrom labeled dataand feedbackSupervisedlearningAn AI system thatemulates thedecision-makingability of a humanexpert in a specificdomainExpertsystemA form of logic thatdeals withapproximate ratherthan exact reasoning,allowing for degreesof truth rather thanbinary valuesFuzzyLogicAn extension of thecurrent web thataims to make thedata moreunderstandable andaccessible formachinesSemanticwebA computationalmodel that consistsof layers ofinterconnectednodes that processand learn from dataNeuralNetwork(NN)Intelligencedemonstratedby machinesor computersystemsArtificialIntelligence(AI)The hypotheticalpoint in time whenartificialintelligencesurpasses humanintelligenceSingularityA neural nettrained on largeamounts of textto imitate humanlanguageLargeLanguageModel(LLM)The ability of anAI system toidentify andclassify objectsin an imageImagerecognitionAn interdisciplinaryfield of science andtechnology thatfocuses on howcomputers can gainunderstanding fromimages and videosComputervisionThe study of howto extract insightsand knowledgefrom data usingvarious methodsand toolsDatascienceA test todeterminewhether amachine canexhibit human-like intelligenceTuringTestAI systemsthat generateoutput inresponse topromptsGenerativeAIThe output of anAI system thatestimates thelikelihood of anevent or outcomebased on dataPrediction

AI BASICS - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. B-Data mining
    B-The process of sorting through large data sets to identify patterns that can improve models or solve problems
  2. G-Unsupervised learning
    G-A type of machine learning where an AI system learns from unlabeled data without feedback
  3. N-Chatbot
    N-A software application designed to stimulate human conversation
  4. G-Natural language processing (NLP)
    G-The branch of AI that deals with the interaction between computers and human languages
  5. I-Algorithm
    I-A finite sequence of instructions followed by a computer system to perform a task or solve a problem
  6. N-Robotics
    N-The branch of technology that deals with the design, construction, operation, and application of robots
  7. N-Big data
    N-Very large datasets that normal data-processing software can’t handle
  8. I-Swarm intelligence
    I-The collective behavior of decentralized, self-organized systems, such as a flock of birds or a colony of ants
  9. N-Deep Learning (DL)
    N-A form of machine learning based on neural networks
  10. I-Machine Learning (MS)
    I-The study of how AI acquires knowledge from training data
  11. I-Reinforcement Learning (RL)
    I-A type of machine learning where an AI system learns from its own actions and rewards
  12. N-Supervised learning
    N-A type of machine learning where an AI system learns from labeled data and feedback
  13. O-Expert system
    O-An AI system that emulates the decision-making ability of a human expert in a specific domain
  14. G-Fuzzy Logic
    G-A form of logic that deals with approximate rather than exact reasoning, allowing for degrees of truth rather than binary values
  15. G-Semantic web
    G-An extension of the current web that aims to make the data more understandable and accessible for machines
  16. O-Neural Network (NN)
    O-A computational model that consists of layers of interconnected nodes that process and learn from data
  17. B-Artificial Intelligence (AI)
    B-Intelligence demonstrated by machines or computer systems
  18. B-Singularity
    B-The hypothetical point in time when artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence
  19. B-Large Language Model (LLM)
    B-A neural net trained on large amounts of text to imitate human language
  20. O-Image recognition
    O-The ability of an AI system to identify and classify objects in an image
  21. O-Computer vision
    O-An interdisciplinary field of science and technology that focuses on how computers can gain understanding from images and videos
  22. I-Data science
    I-The study of how to extract insights and knowledge from data using various methods and tools
  23. O-Turing Test
    O-A test to determine whether a machine can exhibit human-like intelligence
  24. G-Generative AI
    G-AI systems that generate output in response to prompts
  25. B-Prediction
    B-The output of an AI system that estimates the likelihood of an event or outcome based on data