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Explainable AI refers to AI systems designed to be interpretable by humans, making the decision-making process of complex models more transparent. This is crucial for building trust, especially in sensitive…

In technology development, Premature Saturation refers to the plateau effect where initial rapid advancements slow significantly. For AI, this occurs when further progress requires disproportionately larger investments with diminishing returns,…

This is a type of machine learning where an agent learns to make decisions by receiving rewards or penalties, reinforcing positive behavior over time. It’s commonly used in game AI…

This type of knowledge is structured, documented, and easily transmittable, often found in books, manuals, or databases. AI systems excel in tasks that rely on Codified knowledge, such as data…

This is knowledge gained through personal experience and context, often difficult to codify or transfer to others explicitly. Tacit Knowledge includes intuition and insights that are challenging for AI to…

Artificial General Intelligence or General AI refers to AI that can understand, learn, and apply intelligence broadly, much like a human. It represents the ideal of fully autonomous AI with capabilities…

Also known as weak AI, Narrow AI is designed to perform a specific, limited task like image recognition or speech processing. It excels at tasks it’s trained for but lacks…

Innate abilities in humans refer to natural, inborn traits and capacities that are not acquired through learning or experience. These include reflexive behaviors, sensory processing, basic emotional responses, and inherent…

Long-term economic cycles of boom and bust tied to technological innovations, named after Russian economist Nikolai Kondratiev. Each wave is associated with new industries, such as the information age or…

The process by which companies continually evolve their products, services, or processes to stay competitive by changing matured technology cores with emerging ones. Reinvention is essential for long-term success in…

The shift of Wealth from declining to rising companies or industries. In a capitalist system, Wealth Redistribution often results from the Creative Destruction cycle, where investors who fail to move…

The forces that impact prices and the behavior of companies and consumers in an economic system. Market Dynamics in Capitalism often drive Creative Destruction as businesses compete to offer superior…