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Unit 6: Vocabulary on Artificial Intelligence

Vocabulary Terms for Artificial Intelligence

  • human-like (adj)

    • Definition: resembling human traits or characteristics.

  • interact (V)

    • Definition: communicate or act upon each other.

    • Related term: interactive (adj) - designed to respond to user actions.

  • activate (V)

    • Definition: to make something active or operative.

  • application (n)

    • Definition: the act of putting something into operation or a software program.

  • facial recognition (n)

    • Definition: technology capable of identifying or verifying a person from a digital image.

  • virtual (adj)

    • Definition: not physically existing as such but made by software to appear to do so.

    • Related term: virtual assistant (n.phr) - a software agent that can perform tasks for users.

  • security (n)

    • Definition: the state of being free from danger or threat.

  • advanced (adj)

    • Definition: far on or ahead in development or progress.

  • artificial intelligence (n)

    • Definition: intelligence demonstrated by machines, in contrast to the natural intelligence displayed by humans.

  • chatbot (n)

    • Definition: a computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users.

  • programme (V)

    • Definition: to prepare a sequence of instructions for a computer.

  • analyse (V)

    • Definition: to examine something methodically and in detail, typically for purposes of explanation or interpretation.

  • real-time (adj)

    • Definition: the actual time during which a process or event occurs, not delayed.

  • effortlessly (adv)

    • Definition: in a manner requiring no physical or mental exertion.

  • digital (adj)

    • Definition: involving or relating to the use of computer technology.

  • portfolio (n)

    • Definition: a collection of works or documents, often used to showcase skills.

  • relevant (adj)

    • Definition: closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered.

    • Related term: relevant qualification (n) - skills or credentials that pertain to a specific job or situation.

  • upload (V)

    • Definition: to transfer data or files from a local system to a remote system, such as the internet.

  • sort (V)

    • Definition: to arrange or classify items based on specific criteria.

  • engage in (V)

    • Definition: to participate or become involved in activities.

  • concept (n)

    • Definition: an abstract idea or general notion.

  • conversational (adj)

    • Definition: appropriate to casual spoken conversation.

  • virtual reality (n)

    • Definition: a simulated experience that can be similar to or completely different from the real world.

  • hands-on (adj)

    • Definition: involving active participation.

  • personalised (adj)

    • Definition: tailored to specific individual preferences or requirements.

  • platform (n)

    • Definition: a base that supports something, usually software that provides a framework for development or interaction.

  • distance-learning (n)

    • Definition: a method of studying in which lectures are broadcast or classes are conducted by correspondence over the Internet.

  • speech recognition (n)

    • Definition: the ability of a machine or program to identify and process words spoken by humans.

  • evolution (n)

    • Definition: the gradual development of something, especially from a simple to a more complex form.

  • stimulus (n)

    • Definition: something that incites action or quickens a response.

  • robotic (adj)

    • Definition: relating to, or resembling robots, usually mechanical and lacking human-like qualities.

  • observe (V)

    • Definition: to watch carefully, typically to gain information.

  • observation (n)

    • Definition: the action or process of observing something or someone to gather information.

  • steep slope (n.phr)

    • Definition: a sharp or abrupt incline.

  • milestone (n)

    • Definition: a significant event or stage in the development of something.

  • provoke (V)

    • Definition: to stimulate or incite a reaction or emotion.

  • self-driving (adj)

    • Definition: designed to operate or move without human intervention.

  • imitate (V)

    • Definition: to copy or emulate someone or something.

  • upgrade (V)

    • Definition: to raise to a higher standard or improve.

  • voice command (n.phr)

    • Definition: a spoken instruction to a computer or machine, often used in smart technology.

Phrasal Definitions
  • be capable of doing something

    • Definition: having the skill or ability to perform a specific action.

  • benefit from something

    • Definition: to gain an advantage or profit from a particular circumstance.

  • take over

    • Definition: to assume control or responsibility for something, typically from another party.

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