AI Concepts

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AI (Artificial Intelligence)

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A computer program designed to act or think like a human, but it uses math and data instead of feelings and memories.

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Prompt

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The question or instruction you type into the AI tool. (It’s like telling the computer what you want it to do.)

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Algorithm

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A step-by-step set of instructions or a recipe that the computer follows to solve a problem or create an answer.

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Training Data

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The huge amount of information (words, images, books) that humans feed into the AI to teach it how to work. (It’s the AI’s school.)

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Generative AI

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AI that can create new things, like writing a brand new story, making a unique picture, or composing music.

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Fact-Check

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To carefully check an answer or piece of information that the AI gave you by looking it up in reliable sources (like Google Search).

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AI Bias

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When an AI gives unfair or inaccurate results because the Training Data it learned from was one-sided, incomplete, or unfair.

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Hallucination

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When an AI makes up a fact or a source that is completely false, but presents it as if it were true. (It’s like the AI telling a detailed lie.)

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LLM (Large Language Model)

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An AI that is specially trained to understand and create human language, like the program that writes essays or answers complex questions.

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Ethical Use

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Using AI in a way that is honest, responsible, fair, and does not hurt or trick other people.