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A working glossary of key artificial intelligence terms, covering how AI models are built and trained, generative AI and large language models, the history of the field, deployment risks, and the policy and ethics vocabulary needed to follow AI regulation and public debate.
A working glossary of key artificial intelligence terms, covering how AI models are built and trained, generative AI and large language models, the history of the field, deployment risks, and the policy and ethics vocabulary needed to follow AI regulation and public debate.


Compiled by ALT-TEXT for wiki.alt-text.eu, as a companion to the [[Media & Information Literacy Glossary]].
Compiled by ALT-TEXT for wiki.alt-text.eu, as a companion to the [[Media and Information Literacy Glossary|Media & Information Literacy Glossary]].


=== Foundations: how AI models are built and trained ===
=== Foundations: how AI models are built and trained ===
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Latest revision as of 11:34, 7 September 2026

AI Terminology Glossary

A working glossary of key artificial intelligence terms, covering how AI models are built and trained, generative AI and large language models, the history of the field, deployment risks, and the policy and ethics vocabulary needed to follow AI regulation and public debate.

Compiled by ALT-TEXT for wiki.alt-text.eu, as a companion to the Media & Information Literacy Glossary.

Foundations: how AI models are built and trained

Generative AI and large language models

History and schools of thought

Deployment, safety and risk

Trust, authenticity and media literacy

Ethics and society

Policy and regulation

Digital sovereignty and infrastructure