AI, A computer system’s ability to learn and think like a human., Python, The most popular language for AI because of its simple syntax., Data, Unprocessed facts such as numbers, images or text., NumPy, Python library used for scientific computations., Machinelearning, A branch of AI that teaches a computer how to learn., Siri, A smart assistant found on Apple devices., Sensors, Devices like accelerometers and gyroscopes that help smartphones react to movement., Input, Information or instructions given to a computer., Voice, Input method used by smart assistants like Alexa., Scanner, Device used to input printed images into a computer., Microphone, Hardware used to input sound into a computer., Camera, Device used to capture image input., Specs, Minimum or recommended computer requirements for software., Patch, A small software fix for a specific error., Upgrade, A newer version of software with improvements., Freeware, Software you can download and share for free, without access to the source code., Shareware, Software you can try before buying; requires payment after the trial ends., Linux, An example of open-source software., Freezing, A software problem where the computer stops responding., StickyKeys, Accessibility feature that lets users press shortcut keys one at a time., Zoom, Tool used to magnify content on screen up to around 500 percent., Predictive, Mobile tool that guesses the next word you want to type., Alexa, Smart speaker assistant used in Amazon Echo., HomePod, Apple smart speaker with Siri., Uber, App that uses AI to decide cars and pricing in real time., Netflix, Streaming service that uses AI to recommend shows., Accelerometer, Sensor that detects movement to control actions like shaking to skip a song..

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