Basics

changelog

A changelog is a running list of updates to a product, showing what was added, changed, fixed or removed, usually in date order with the newest entries first. For someone using an AI tool, it's the place to check why behaviour has changed, which models or features are new, and whether anything you rely on is being deprecated.


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Training

The process of adjusting a model's internal numbers so its outputs get closer to the examples it is shown. Training a …

Training data

The examples a model learns from. For large language models this is a vast mix of text such as public web pages, books…

Turing test

A test proposed by Alan Turing in his 1950 paper 'Computing Machinery and Intelligence': can a machine hold a text con…

organization

An organization (or workspace) is the shared account that groups together the people, projects, billing, and security …

release notes

Release notes are a running log that an AI provider publishes each time it updates a tool or model, listing what's new…

AGI (artificial general intelligence)

A hypothetical AI that could match or exceed people across most intellectual tasks. There is no agreed definition or t…

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