a set of rules a computer follows to solve a problem
the state of being free from unwanted attention to your personal information
the use of machines or computers to do tasks without human effort
an unfair preference that affects results, including in AI systems
when private information is accessed without permission
technology that allows machines to learn and make decisions
a type of AI where computers learn patterns from data
a computer program that simulates conversation with people
a fake video or audio made using AI to look real
technology that identifies a person from their face
the protection of computer systems from digital attacks
converting information into a code to prevent unauthorized access
someone who gains unauthorized access to computer systems
storing and accessing data over the internet instead of a local computer
very large sets of data analyzed to find patterns
a computer system modeled on the human brain, used in AI
close monitoring of behavior, often through cameras or technology
the trail of data a person leaves behind online
technology that overlays digital content onto the real world
a computer-generated environment that simulates a real or imaginary place
able to operate without human control
false information that spreads, often unintentionally
a new idea, method, or device
a fundamental change that transforms an industry or process
to change a system or device to a newer, better version
to install the latest version of software or information
the means by which a user interacts with a computer system
an organized collection of data stored electronically
the capacity of a network to transfer data
AI that can create new text, images, or other content
the text you give an AI to tell it what to do
software whose code is publicly available for anyone to use or change
a network of everyday devices connected to the internet
a digital system for recording transactions across many computers securely
digital money that exists only online and isn't controlled by a bank
relating to the measurement of unique physical features, like fingerprints
a program that responds to spoken commands
a home with devices that can be controlled remotely or automatically
electronic devices worn on the body, like smartwatches
the gap between people who have access to technology and those who don't
a legal right that protects an invention from being copied
the original text of a computer program before it runs
to find and fix errors in a computer program
how easy and enjoyable a product is for the person using it
the delay before data transfer begins after a request is made
able to grow or handle more demand without major changes
the design and building of robots
a small flying device controlled remotely or by computer