→ Moja Lekcja → Start Learning / Download MP3 Flashcards

Question		Answer
To make processes more efficient by simplifying or automating tasks. start learning		Streamline operations
The ability of AI systems to detect and classify visual or data-based patterns without human input. start learning		Automated pattern recognition
A structured set of rules and standards ensuring that systems meet legal and ethical requirements. start learning		Compliance framework
The ability of an organization to deliver services effectively while minimizing waste of time and resources. start learning		Operational efficiency
Based on the analysis and interpretation of data rather than intuition or assumptions. start learning		Data-driven
Medical imaging technology that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of the body. start learning		MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
A branch of AI that enables systems to learn from data and improve performance without explicit programming. start learning		Machine learning
The process of dividing medical images into smaller regions or structures for detailed analysis. start learning		Segmentation
Using data and algorithms to forecast outcomes, such as disease risks or treatment responses. start learning		Predictive modeling
A systematic error in AI outputs caused by biased or unrepresentative training data. start learning		Algorithmic bias
The amount of money needed to cover basic expenses such as food, housing, and transportation. start learning		Cost of living
The rate at which prices for goods and services rise over time. start learning		Inflation
Financial help from the government to reduce the cost of certain goods or services. start learning		Subsidy
A chain reaction where one event causes a series of other events. start learning		Domino effect
A rule that restricts how much landlords can increase rent. start learning		Rent limit
The cost of gasoline, diesel, or other energy sources used for transport. start learning		Fuel prices
To stay at the same level or speed as something else. start learning		To keep up with
Living on your own, without financial help from others. start learning		Independent living
Money kept aside for future use. start learning		Savings
Something absolutely necessary or very important. start learning		Essential
Something that has both positive and negative effects. start learning		Double-edged sword
To make something greater by adding to it; to enhance. start learning		To augment
Never done or known before. start learning		Unprecedented
A phenomenon where an AI model generates false, nonsensical, or fabricated information but presents it as factual. start learning		AI Hallucination
To invent or produce something false in order to deceive someone. start learning		To fabricate
Harm done to the good name, estimation, or public perception of a person or organization. start learning		Reputational damage
The fact or condition of being responsible for what you do and able to give a satisfactory reason for it. start learning		Accountability
A metaphor for an impact (like an environmental one) that is difficult to find, measure, or quantify. start learning		Elusive footprint
The capacity of a computer system to perform calculations and process data. start learning		Computational power
Involving methods that do not completely use up or destroy natural resources; able to be maintained at a certain rate or level. start learning		Sustainable
The process of introducing new ideas, methods, or products that significantly improve existing systems, technologies or markets. start learning		Innovation
The use of technology to perform tasks with minimal human intervention, often increasing accuracy and efficiency. start learning		Automation
A measure of how efficiently resources (such as labor and capital) are used to produce goods or services often linked to technological advancement. start learning		Productivity
The fundamental physical and digital systems that support economic activity – such as data centers, networks, transportation and energy grids. start learning		Infrastructure
The adaptation of products, services, or content to meet individual customer preferences or behaviors, often using AI-driven data analysis. start learning		Personalization
Responsibility for actions and decisions, especially regarding ethical and transparent use of AI systems in organizations. start learning		Accountability
The ability of a company, industry, or country to maintain or improve its position in the market by offering better products, efficiency or innovation. start learning		Competitiveness
The economic and social gap between those who have access to modern information and communication technologies and those who do not. start learning		Digital divide
An early model or sample used to test a concept or process, often before full-scale production or market release. start learning		Prototype
The ability to achieve maximum productivity with minimal wasted effort, time or resources. start learning		Efficiency
An amount of money that you pay regularly to receive a product or service. start learning		Subscription
An automated payment process where customers are charged on a regular schedule for products or services. start learning		Recurring billing
The feeling of being tired or overwhelmed by too many subscription payments. start learning		Subscription fatigue
The idea that people prefer to use things rather than own them permanently. start learning		Access over ownership
Written agreement between a business and a customer that limits when, how, and why either party can cancel an appointment. start learning		Cancellation policy
A company’s ability to keep customers over time through loyalty or satisfaction. start learning		Customer retention
The process of using digital technology to change business models and operations. start learning		Digital transformation
Financial or market conditions that influence consumer choices and business performance. start learning		Economic factors
Regular and expected income for a company from ongoing subscriptions. start learning		Predictable revenue
When customers continue to buy from or use the same company regularly. start learning		Consumer loyalty
The ability to easily change or adapt to different needs or situations. start learning		Flexibility
The reasons and personal choices behind consumers’ purchasing behaviour. start learning		Motives and preferences
pustka start learning		the void
radość start learning		exhilaration
kiełkować start learning		burgeoning
ramy start learning		confines
wyzwolony, rozkuty start learning		unshackled
niebezpieczeństwo start learning		precariousness
ustępować, opadać start learning		subside
być zagrożonym start learning		be at stake
wzruszający, przejmujący start learning		poignant
udostępnić start learning		facilitate
dziwactwo start learning		idiosyncrasy
surowy, nieugięty start learning		rigid
przemyślanie, rozmyślanie start learning		ruminating

Moja lekcja

You must sign in to write a comment

More