AI Glossary
Every enterprise AI term you need to know — defined clearly with practical context.
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Agentic AI
Artificial intelligence systems that can autonomously plan, execute multi-step workflows, and take actions.
AI Alignment
The process of ensuring an AI model's goals and behaviors match human values and corporate policies.
AI Bias
Systematic and unfair prejudice in AI outputs, resulting from flawed training data or algorithmic design.
AI FinOps
Operational cost governance for AI usage, including budgeting, tracking, and optimization.
AI Governance
The policies, controls, and operating practices used to manage AI usage safely at scale.
AI Hallucination
A phenomenon where an AI model confidently generates false or fabricated information.
AI Incident Response
A structured process for handling high-risk AI events and policy violations.
AI Observability
The continuous monitoring and analysis of an AI system's health, performance, and outputs in production.
AI Risk
Potential negative outcomes from AI usage, including policy, privacy, financial, and operational impacts.
AI Supply Chain Risk
The hidden security and compliance vulnerabilities introduced by relying on third-party AI models and datasets.
AI Transparency
The degree to which an AI system's operations, training data, and decision-making processes are visible and understandable to stakeholders.
Audit Trails
Traceable records of AI activity, governance actions, and control events.
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Red Teaming (AI)
The adversarial practice of aggressively testing an AI system to discover security flaws, biases, and vulnerabilities.
Responsible AI
A framework for developing and deploying AI in a way that is ethical, transparent, and legally compliant.
Retention Controls
Configurable settings that define how long AI interaction data is stored and who can access it.
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
A method where AI responses are informed by retrieved reference content.
Role-Based Access Control
An access model that grants permissions according to organizational role and responsibility.
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