Machine Learning
Category: Fundamentals“muh-SHEEN LURN-ing”
A way of teaching a computer by showing it lots of examples instead of writing out every rule.
Lesson #3: Under the Hood: Models, Meaning & Speed →Teaching a new hire by letting them watch a hundred jobs, not by handing them a rulebook.
Your email getting better at spotting spam the more you mark it.
A system that learns which bids you usually win and flags the best ones to chase.
Software that learns which customers are likely to cancel next month.
Almost every AI tool you buy is machine learning under the hood — knowing that helps you ask better questions.
Machine learning is learning from examples instead of hard-coded rules.
List one decision in your work that you make from experience. That's a candidate for machine learning.
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Hand-picked pair
The information an AI studied in order to learn.
Hand-picked pair
The AI's brain that has learned from lots of information.
Hand-picked pair
Inference is when an AI uses what it has already learned to answer a question, make a prediction, or complete a task.
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A list of steps that tells a computer how to solve a problem.
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The skill of writing instructions that get better answers from AI.
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A standard test used to compare how well different AI models perform on the same task.