A set of steps or rules to
follow in order to solve a
problem or accomplish a
specific goal.
®
Algorithm
A program made by people
that makes computers do
things that seem intelligent
(or smart) in the same way
that humans are intelligent.
Artificial
Intelligence
®
Made by humans, especially in
imitation of something
natural.
®
Artificial
An organized group of
information.
Dataset
®
To find and remove mistakes.
Debug
®
The ability to learn or
understand.
Intelligence
®
To grasp the meaning of.
Understand
®
To become aware of, know,
or identify through one of
the senses (sight, taste,
smell, hear, touch).
Perceive
®
To communicate with or
react.
Interact
®
A statement about what will
happen or might happen in the
future or what something is
without knowing for certain.
Prediction
®
The data or material given to
machines for them to learn.
Training Set
®
A particular way of looking
at something; a point of view.
Perspective
®
Supporting or opposing a
person or thing or category
of people or things in an
unfair (and often hidden)
way.
Biased
®
The action of supporting or
opposing a particular person
or thing or category of
people or things in an unfair
(and often hidden) way.
Bias
®
Errors in algorithms are
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
®
Treating one group of people
differently than another
group in an unfair way.
Discrimination
®
A type of machine learning in
which an AI agent is trained
through trial and error.
Reinforcement
Learning
®
Communication channels
through which we distribute
news, music, movies,
education, promotional
messages, images, art, and
other data.
Media
®
To see a difference between.
Discriminate
®
A group or system of
interconnected people or
things.
Network
An AI technique that allows a
machine to generate new
data with the same data as
the training set.
( GAN) generative adversarial network
A video of a person whose
face or body has been
digitally altered so that they
appear to be someone else.
Deepfake
Moral, right.
Ethical

Vocabulary Cards for AI and KIDs MIT.pdf

  • 1.
    A set ofsteps or rules to follow in order to solve a problem or accomplish a specific goal. ® 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 ®
  • 3.
    Made by humans,especially in imitation of something natural. ® Artificial
  • 4.
    An organized groupof information. Dataset ®
  • 5.
    To find andremove mistakes. Debug ®
  • 6.
    The ability tolearn or understand. Intelligence ®
  • 7.
    To grasp themeaning of. Understand ®
  • 8.
    To become awareof, know, or identify through one of the senses (sight, taste, smell, hear, touch). Perceive ®
  • 9.
    To communicate withor react. Interact ®
  • 10.
    A statement aboutwhat will happen or might happen in the future or what something is without knowing for certain. Prediction ®
  • 11.
    The data ormaterial given to machines for them to learn. Training Set ®
  • 12.
    A particular wayof looking at something; a point of view. Perspective ®
  • 13.
    Supporting or opposinga person or thing or category of people or things in an unfair (and often hidden) way. Biased ®
  • 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 ®
  • 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 ®
  • 16.
    Treating one groupof people differently than another group in an unfair way. Discrimination ®
  • 17.
    A type ofmachine learning in which an AI agent is trained through trial and error. Reinforcement Learning ®
  • 18.
    Communication channels through whichwe distribute news, music, movies, education, promotional messages, images, art, and other data. Media ®
  • 19.
    To see adifference between. Discriminate ®
  • 20.
    A group orsystem of interconnected people or things. Network
  • 21.
    An AI techniquethat allows a machine to generate new data with the same data as the training set. ( GAN) generative adversarial network
  • 22.
    A video ofa person whose face or body has been digitally altered so that they appear to be someone else. Deepfake
  • 23.