CMSC 110 Ch 1

affective computing

A technology that can read, understand and respond to human emotions. Also called “Emotion AI“

amoral behavior

artificial intelligence (AI)

artificial neural networks (ANNs)

A computing system inspired by the structure/function of neural networks in animal brains.

augmented reality (AR)

A technology that overlays digital information, such as images and sounds, onto the real world, enhancing the user's perception of their environment.

Example : Pokemon GO

bot accounts

A profile on digital or social media platform that is run by software instead of a real person.

cognitive surplus

collaborative consumption

computer literate

computer vision

crisis-mapping tool

crowdfunding

crowdsourcing

data mining

deep learning (DL)

digital divide

digital forensics

embodied agents

ethics

expert systems

extended reality (XR)

hacktivism

information technology (IT)

intellectual property

intelligence

knowledge representation

machine learning (ML)

natural language processing (NLP)

personal ethics

predictive policing

recommendation engines

rules-based systems

social media

software

spam

supervised learning

Turing test

unethical behavior

unsupervised learning

virtual reality (VR)

Web 2.0