AI
🇺🇸 /ˈaɪ/
📖 Definitions
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noun
Artificial intelligence; the simulation of human intelligence processes by computer systems, including learning, reasoning, and self-correction.; A specific system or program that exhibits intelligent behavior, such as a virtual assistant or recommendation engine.; The academic field or branch of computer science concerned with creating intelligent machines capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence.; A level of intelligence exhibited by a machine, often categorized as narrow AI, general AI, or superintelligent AI.
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adjective
Relating to or involving artificial intelligence technology or methods.
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noun
Avian influenza; a contagious viral disease affecting birds, sometimes transmissible to humans.; Adequate intake; a nutritional reference value used when a recommended dietary allowance cannot be determined.; Amnesty International; a global human rights organization.
🔗 Details
Word forms
countable
Plural: ais
Collocations
three-toed aiai sloth
Synonyms
three-toed slothBradypus tridactylus
Commonly confused
AI
EN: 'AI' (capitalized) is the initialism for Artificial Intelligence; 'ai' (lowercase) is a word for the three-toed sloth.
Spelling tips
EN: Do not confuse lowercase 'ai' (the sloth) with the capitalized initialism 'AI' (Artificial Intelligence). The sloth word is borrowed from Tupi and is sometimes hyphenated as 'aí' in Portuguese sources.
💬 Examples
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The company invested heavily in AI to improve its customer service chatbots.
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The AI recommended three movies based on my viewing history.
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She earned her PhD in AI from Stanford University.
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Current AI is still considered narrow, as it excels only in specific tasks.
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The startup developed an AI-powered diagnostic tool for radiology.
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The outbreak of AI led to the culling of thousands of poultry on the farm.
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The AI for vitamin K in adult males is set at 120 micrograms per day.
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AI published a report documenting human rights violations in the region.