Pip’s Word Book

Flip all the cards

• AIsay: ay-eyeTap to flipAIShort for artificial intelligence. A computer program that learns patterns from examples and then makes guesses.See it in Lesson 1 →
• ExampleTap to flipExampleOne thing you show an AI so it can learn, like one picture of a cat.See it in Lesson 2 →
• PatternTap to flipPatternSomething that shows up again and again. Cats have pointy ears. That's a pattern.See it in Lesson 1 →
• Datasay: day-tuhTap to flipDataA big pile of examples. AI learns from data.See it in Lesson 2 →
• TrainingTap to flipTrainingWhen an AI looks at lots of examples to learn. Like practice!See it in Lesson 2 →
• GuessTap to flipGuessAI doesn't know for sure. It makes its best guess. Grown-ups call this a prediction.See it in Lesson 2 →
• ModelTap to flipModelThe part of an AI that learned the patterns. Pip's brain is a tiny model.See it in Lesson 2 →
• ChatbotTap to flipChatbotAn AI that writes words back to you. It guesses the next word, one at a time.See it in Lesson 3 →
• Lopsided dataTap to flipLopsided dataWhen the examples are not mixed up enough, so the AI learns the wrong clue. Grown-ups call this bias.See it in Lesson 4 →
• Made-up answerTap to flipMade-up answerWhen AI says something wrong but sounds sure. Grown-ups call this a hallucination.See it in Lesson 5 →
• AI-made pictureTap to flipAI-made pictureA picture an AI made. It can look real, but it never happened. A fake video is called a deepfake.See it in Lesson 6 →
• Private infoTap to flipPrivate infoThings that tell who you are or where you are: your full name, address, school, and passwords. Keep them secret.See it in Lesson 7 →