Weak AI: Also known as narrow AI, it refers to AI systems designed for specific tasks and lacking general intelligence or consciousness.
Wearable Technology: Devices that can be worn on the body, often equipped with AI features, sensors, and connectivity for various applications like fitness tracking and health monitoring.
Web Scraping: The process of automatically extracting data from websites, often used to gather information for analysis or research.
Weight: In neural networks, weights are parameters that determine the strength of connections between neurons and play a crucial role in model training.
Wi-Fi Tracking: The use of Wi-Fi signals to track the location and movement of devices or individuals, commonly used in indoor positioning systems.
Word Embedding: A technique in natural language processing (NLP) that represents words as numerical vectors, enabling machines to understand and process language.
Workflow Automation: The use of AI and software to automate repetitive business processes, reducing manual labor and improving efficiency.
