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artificial intelligence
Computer systems designed to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence. "Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in medical diagnosis."
automation
The use of technology to perform tasks without human intervention. "Automation has transformed manufacturing over the past two decades."
bandwidth
The capacity of a network to transmit data. "Video streaming requires significantly more bandwidth than browsing text."
connectivity
The ability to connect to the internet or a network. "Rural areas often suffer from poor internet connectivity."
cyberbullying
The use of digital platforms to harass or intimidate someone. "Schools have introduced policies to address cyberbullying."
cybersecurity
Measures taken to protect computer systems from digital attacks. "Companies are investing heavily in cybersecurity following recent data breaches."
data privacy
The right to control how personal information is collected and used. "Data privacy has become a major public concern in the digital age."
digital divide
The gap between those with and without access to modern technology. "The digital divide became especially apparent during remote learning."
disruptive technology
An innovation that significantly alters the way industries operate. "Ride-sharing apps are a classic example of disruptive technology."
encryption
The process of converting information into a secure code. "Encryption protects sensitive data from unauthorized access."
innovation
The introduction of new ideas or methods. "Innovation in battery technology has accelerated the shift to electric vehicles."
interface
The point where a user interacts with a computer system. "The app's interface was redesigned to be more intuitive."
obsolete
No longer used because something newer has replaced it. "Many physical skills are becoming obsolete due to automation."
outsource
To hire an external company to perform a task or service. "Many businesses outsource customer support to reduce costs."
proprietary
Owned exclusively by a company, not open for public use. "The software relies on proprietary technology developed in-house."
streamline
To make a process more efficient by simplifying it. "The new system streamlines the way orders are processed."
surveillance
The close monitoring of behavior, often using technology. "The use of surveillance cameras has raised privacy concerns."
virtual reality
A computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment. "Virtual reality is increasingly used for training and education."
wearable technology
Electronic devices worn on the body, such as smartwatches. "Wearable technology allows people to track their health in real time."
e-commerce
The buying and selling of goods online. "E-commerce has drastically changed the retail industry."
malware
Software designed to damage or gain unauthorized access to a system. "The company's network was infected with malware last month."
misinformation
False or inaccurate information spread, often unintentionally. "Social media has made the spread of misinformation much faster."
remote work
Work performed outside a traditional office, often from home. "Remote work has become far more common since the pandemic."
digital literacy
The ability to effectively use digital technology. "Digital literacy is now considered an essential life skill."
big data
Extremely large data sets analyzed to reveal patterns and trends. "Companies use big data to predict consumer behavior."
cloud computing
The delivery of computing services over the internet. "Cloud computing allows businesses to scale their operations quickly."
integration
The combining of different systems or components into one. "Integration between the two platforms improved efficiency significantly."
interconnected
Linked together, especially through networks or systems. "Modern economies are more interconnected than ever before."
machine learning
A type of artificial intelligence that improves through experience. "Machine learning enables systems to improve their accuracy over time."
cutting-edge
The most advanced or innovative available. "The lab is developing cutting-edge treatments using gene editing."
tech-savvy
Skilled and comfortable with using technology. "Younger employees tend to be more tech-savvy than older colleagues."
user-friendly
Easy for people to use or understand. "The redesigned website is far more user-friendly."
breakthrough
An important discovery or development. "Scientists announced a major breakthrough in battery efficiency."
glitch
A small malfunction or fault in a system. "A software glitch caused the app to crash repeatedly."
algorithm
A set of rules a computer follows to solve a problem. "Social media platforms use algorithms to decide what content users see."
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