The AI Dictionary

Modern AI is confusing. We explain the tech in plain English so you can use it to build your business.

Video & Visuals

Inpainting

The ability to erase a specific part of an image (like a person or object) and have the AI fill in the empty space realistically.

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Upscaling

Taking a low-resolution image or video and using AI to add pixels, making it 4K or HD without losing quality. Essential for AI-generated art.

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Faceless Channel

A social media account where the creator never shows their face, relying on stock footage, AI visuals, and voiceovers to generate revenue.

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Auto-Captioning

AI that listens to the audio of a video and generates perfectly timed subtitles, often adding animations to increase retention.

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Text-to-Video

A generative technology where you type a prompt (e.g., "A cat on Mars") and the AI generates a completely new video clip from scratch.

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Audio & Voice

Voice Cloning

The process of feeding an AI a short sample of a human voice (1-5 minutes) so it can learn to speak any text in that exact tone and accent.

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TTS (Text-to-Speech)

Technology that converts written text into spoken audio. Modern AI TTS includes breathing, pausing, and emotional intonation.

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Latency

The delay between sending text to an AI and hearing the audio. "Low Latency" is critical for real-time AI agents.

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Writing & Detection

Hallucination

When an AI confidently writes false information. This is why using a fact-checking workflow or humanizer is essential.

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Burstiness

A metric used by AI Detectors (like Turnitin). It measures the variation in sentence length. Humans are "bursty"; AI is monotonous.

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Perplexity

A measurement of how "surprised" a model is by a text. Low perplexity means the text is predictable (likely AI). High perplexity means it is creative (likely Human).

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Prompt Engineering

The art of structuring instructions (prompts) to get the best possible output from an AI model like ChatGPT or Claude.

Business & Web

Autonomous Agent

An AI system that can execute a loop of tasks (e.g., "Research this company, then email the CEO") without human help.

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No-Code

Tools that allow you to build software, websites, or automations using a visual interface instead of writing programming code.

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API (Application Programming Interface)

A connection that allows two software apps to talk. For example, connecting your Website Builder to your Email Marketing tool.

LLM (Large Language Model)

The underlying technology behind tools like ChatGPT. It predicts the next word in a sequence based on massive amounts of training data.