A glossary of common AI terms like LLMs and hallucinations, designed for a general audience.
Why it matters
As AI becomes increasingly integrated into daily life and technology, understanding its core concepts is crucial for informed public discourse and effective use of AI-powered tools. This article serves as a foundational resource for anyone seeking to grasp the terminology surrounding AI advancements.
This article explains common AI words like 'LLMs' (which are like super-smart computer programs that can understand and create text) and 'hallucinations' (when AI makes up incorrect information). It helps people understand what AI is doing around them.
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