Glossary

Sentiment Analysis is a technology that applies NLP, computational linguistics, and machine learning to digital text to interpret emotional tones – positive, negative, or neutral. It examines and quantifies affective states and subjective information.

Employed predominantly in computer science, Separation Logic keenly assesses the control and distribution of memory resources within a variety of software systems.

Similarity Learning (AI) is a machine learning division centered on training models to study data point similarities or disparities to discover data patterns, relationships, and structures.

Seq2Seq, a machine learning model, processes sequential data by using two neural networks for generating the input and output sequence respectively, transforming inputs to desired outputs.

The Simulation Argument is a sophisticated hypothesis by philosopher Nick Bostrom contending that humanity might exist within a computational simulation. This thought-provoking argument creates an intersection of human civilization, technological capabilities, and statistical reality, fostering a captivating discussion about perception and existence.

Software 2.0 refers to AI-driven software that self-improves through machine learning by interpreting data for complex tasks such as pattern identification, predictions, and natural language processing.