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Graves AI

Graves AI from Code.org and BrainPop

TermDefinition
Artificial Intelligence When a computer program mimics the intelligence of a human being
Machine Learning How computers recognize patterns and make decisions without being explicitly programmed
Model A computer program designed to make a decision
Features The inputs that a model uses to make decisions
Label The output you are trying to decide or predict with a model
Classification Predicting a category based on other features
Unsupervised Learning Finding patterns in data that doesn't have any labels
Training Giving examples to a model so it can learn
Supervised Learning When a human trains a model to learn with examples
Categorical Data Data that can be separated into groups
Alan Turing A British mathematician who first thought of how to accomplish Narrow AI
Narrow AI AI in which computer are used to work on a single problem or task
General AI AI in which computers are as smart or smarter than humans
Neurons Brain cells that communicate with each other to accomplish learning and tasks
Artificial Neural Networks Computer-based networks with programs to act like biological neural networks
Deep Learning Artificial Neural Networks trained with Large Language Models
Large Language Models AI trained with large sets of data, like text from all over the Web
Deepfakes Video/audio modified to include or exclude content that never really happened
Risks of depending on AI rude behavior, bias, disinformation, misinformation
Examples of How Narrow AI is Being Used Voice recognition, self-driving vehicles, text autocorrection, chatbots for customer service, playing chess
What do you have that a computer doesn't to help make decisions? Critical thinking skills
Created by: EdwardgRM
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