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GLOSSARY



                      Anonymity: The state of not revealing someone's identity, especially when  collecting or
                      analysing data.


                      Bias: An unfair preference or prejudice in a system that can lead to incorrect or unjust outcomes
                      in AI decisions.

                      Chatbots: AI-based programs that simulate human conversation and are often used in customer
                      service or online help desks.

                      Computer Vision: It is a field of Artificial Intelligence that enables computers to understand
                      and interpret the visual world.


                      Confidentiality: Ensuring that personal or sensitive information is kept private and only
                      shared with authorised people.

                      Consent: Permission given by someone to use their data or involve them in a process, usually
                      after being informed about its use.


                      Ethics: Moral principles that guide how technology, like AI, should be used responsibly and fairly.


                      Expert System: An AI program that mimics the decision-making ability of a human expert by
                      using a knowledge base and set rules.


                      Face Recognition: It is a way of identifying or confirming an individual’s identity using their faces.

                       Fuzzy Logic: A way of reasoning used in AI that deals with approximate values rather than only
                       true or false, helping machines handle uncertainty and partial truth.

                      Machine Learning: A type of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that allows computers to learn from data
                      and improve their performance without being specifically programmed.


                      Natural Language Processing: A field of AI that helps computers understand, interpret, and
                      respond to human language, like voice commands or chat messages.

                       Neural Network: A system of algorithms inspired by the human brain that helps computers
                       recognise patterns and solve problems like image recognition or speech processing.

                      Robotics: The design, construction, and use of robots to do tasks that are often repetitive,
                      dangerous, or difficult for humans.


                      Statistical Data: Information collected in numerical form that helps in analysing trends, making
                      predictions, and drawing conclusions.

                      System Map: A visual diagram that shows how different parts of a system are connected and how
                      they influence each other.



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