Static Personal AI (SPA): A type of artificial intelligence that is trained to understand and respond to the interests, preferences, and behaviour patterns of its user, but does not adapt or change its personality over time.
The user was pleased with the Static Personal AI, as it was able to provide relevant advice and recommendations based on their interests without needing to be retrained over time.
by Phieyl February 01, 2023
"Know-Graph" is a term used to refer to a graphical representation of knowledge or information, which typically includes a set of nodes or vertices that represent concepts, and a set of edges or links that represent the relationships between them. A know-graph is a visual tool for representing complex knowledge structures, such as taxonomies, ontologies, or conceptual models, in a way that is intuitive and easy to understand. By using a know-graph, it is possible to identify patterns, clusters, and relationships within a large and complex body of knowledge, which can be useful for knowledge discovery, decision-making, and problem-solving.
By creating a know-graph of the company's product lines and customer segments, the marketing team was able to identify new opportunities for cross-selling and up-selling.
by Phieyl March 11, 2023
Inanimorphic (adjective): Describing the act or habit of attributing human-like characteristics, qualities, or behaviours to inanimate objects that is more human than inanimate.
Pool Noodle was a playful and inanimorphic creature with a long, slender body made of soft, spongy foam. Despite having no bones or muscles, he had a pair of sturdy foam limbs that allowed him to move around and play games with his friends. Pool Noodle was always full of energy and mischief, and he never hesitated to get into all sorts of trouble.
by Phieyl January 08, 2023
Rule-efficiency (noun): A term used to refer to the ability of rules to generate patterns that are effective in producing new experiences and achieving desired goals. It is also used to measure the effectiveness of rules in achieving their intended results.
By measuring rule-efficiency, we can determine which strategies are more effective for achieving our goals.
by Phieyl January 16, 2023
To "Explicificate" is to engage in the process of converting implicit or hidden information into an explicit, clearly articulated form. This involves uncovering and elucidating underlying patterns, trends, or behaviors that are not immediately observable or understood. In the context of artificial intelligence or data analysis, explicificating can mean transforming the learned behaviors of a machine learning model into a transparent, interpretable format, or identifying and clearly expressing underlying patterns in a dataset. The process of explicificating is vital for enhancing transparency, facilitating informed decision-making, and promoting knowledge discovery.
The data scientist was able to explicificate the complex behaviors of the neural network, making its decision-making process transparent and understandable.
by Phieyl June 11, 2023
Consensus inertia (Noun): The resistance to change that comes from the need for a majority of people to agree to the proposed change.
The board of directors was stuck in a state of consensus inertia, unable to move forward due to a lack of agreement on the proposed changes.
by Phieyl January 16, 2023
Forced mediocrity refers to a situation where individuals who are not highly intelligent or talented are forced to conform to more articulate belief systems due to the pressures of increased intelligent systems.
In a high-stakes job interview, a candidate who is not highly intelligent may feel forced to use more complex language and ideas in order to appear more competent and impress the interviewer. This is an example of forced mediocrity, where the candidate is compelled to conform to a more articulate belief system due to the pressure of increased intelligence in the workplace.
by Phieyl February 20, 2023