A set ofsteps or rules to
follow in order to solve a
problem or accomplish a
specific goal.
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Algorithm
2.
A program madeby people
that makes computers do
things that seem intelligent
(or smart) in the same way
that humans are intelligent.
Artificial
Intelligence
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3.
Made by humans,especially in
imitation of something
natural.
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Artificial
A statement aboutwhat will
happen or might happen in the
future or what something is
without knowing for certain.
Prediction
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The data ormaterial given to
machines for them to learn.
Training Set
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12.
A particular wayof looking
at something; a point of view.
Perspective
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13.
Supporting or opposinga
person or thing or category
of people or things in an
unfair (and often hidden)
way.
Biased
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14.
The action ofsupporting or
opposing a particular person
or thing or category of
people or things in an unfair
(and often hidden) way.
Bias
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15.
Errors in algorithmsare
often caused by uneven data
sets that create unfair
outcomes, such as privileging
one group of users over
others or discriminating
against particular groups.
Algorithmic Bias
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16.
Treating one groupof people
differently than another
group in an unfair way.
Discrimination
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17.
A type ofmachine learning in
which an AI agent is trained
through trial and error.
Reinforcement
Learning
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