artificial-intelligence
📖 Definitions
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noun
The branch of computer science concerned with creating systems capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning, reasoning, problem-solving, and language understanding.; A specific system or program that exhibits intelligent behavior, often used as a countable noun.
🔗 Details
Word forms
uncountable
Collocations
artificial intelligence researchartificial intelligence systemartificial intelligence technologyartificial intelligence applicationsartificial intelligence algorithmart of artificial intelligence
Derivatives
AIartificially intelligent
Synonyms
AImachine intelligencecomputational intelligencemachine learning
Antonyms
natural intelligencehuman intelligence
Commonly confused
machine learning
EN: 'Machine learning' is a specific subset of artificial intelligence focused on learning from data; 'artificial intelligence' is the broader field encompassing all techniques for simulating intelligent behavior.
augmented intelligence
EN: 'Augmented intelligence' refers to AI designed to enhance human capabilities rather than replace them; 'artificial intelligence' is the general term for machine-simulated intelligence.
Spelling tips
EN: The hyphenated form 'artificial-intelligence' is used only as a compound adjective before a noun (e.g., 'artificial-intelligence research'); as a standalone noun, write it as two separate words: 'artificial intelligence'.
💬 Examples
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The company invested heavily in artificial intelligence to improve its recommendation algorithms.
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The artificial intelligence defeated the world champion in a game of Go.