Natural Language Processing (NLP), A way for computers to understand and work with human language, like talking or reading, Semantic Understanding, When a computer understands what words really mean, Entity Recognition, Finding important names in text, like people, cities, or companies, Knowledge Graph, A big map of facts showing how different things are connected, Intent Classification, What someone wants when they ask a question or give a command, Information Extraction, Pulling out important facts or details from a piece of text, Startup, A new company that is trying to make a new product or service, Infrastructure Platform, Tools or systems that other companies can make their products the best, Usage-Based Pricing, Paying money depending on how much you use something, Market, Place where people may buy or use a product, Market Timing, Starting to sell a product when people are ready to buy it, (Government) Pivot, When a government changes its plan to try a new idea or direction, Venture Capital (VC), Money given to a new company to help it grow, Funding, Money a company uses to pay for work, tools, and employees, Series A, The first big round of investment money a company gets to grow, Acquisition, When one company buys another company, Y Combinator, A program that helps new companies get started and find money to grow, National Science Foundation (NSF), A U.S. government group that gives money to help science projects., Department of Defense (DoD), The part of the U.S. government that is charge of (rules) the military, Government Contracts, Agreements where a company sells its products or services to the government, Market Adoption, How many people start using a new product after it comes out, API (Application Programming Interface), A tool that helps different computer programs talk to each other

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