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The Simple AI Dictionary Homepage

A simple dictionary that defines the AI buzzwords that've been buzzing you crazy!

Why the Dictionary?

GenAI is a liminal space. It's changing rapidly. As a result, new terms are being added continiously.

The Problem

Understanding new AI "buzzwords" is not always an easy task. Definitions can be too abstract and fail to describe how these terms are actually being used.

The Solution

A simple, straightforwad, community-driven dictionary that puts a real definition to AI buzzwords.

Additionally, it provides 2 levels of definitions:

  • A general definition suitable for everybody!
  • A software definition suitable for software folks (and others familiar with the AI space).

Contribute!

There's a variety of ways you can contribute to the dictionary!

Word of the Day

If you want to suggest a word of the day, simply open up a pull request with an edit to: lib/term_of_the_day.ts!

Add a New Term

If you want to add a new term to the dictionary, open up an issue with the term in the title, and your suggested "General" and "Software" definition in the body of the issue.

Example Issue:

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| New Term: Vibe-coding                |
|--------------------------------------|
|                                      |
| General definition: ....             |
|                                      |
| Software definition: ...             |
|                                      |
|--------------------------------------|

This will help us open up the floor for discussion, before making a pull request.

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Just open up an issue with any other suggestions!

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