AI in Plain Language: The Twenty Terms Worth Knowing

You use AI every day—when you search the web, write an email, or ask your phone a question. But the words people use to talk about it often feel like a foreign language. This book cuts through the jargon to explain the twenty terms that actually matter. No hype, no history lessons, just clear, honest explanations of what each term means, why it matters to you, and how to spot it in the wild. You will learn what a neural network is without a single line of code, understand why chatbots sometimes make things up, and discover how bias creeps into the tools we trust. Each chapter ends with a practical checklist so you can apply your new understanding immediately—whether you are checking a job application, helping a child with research, or evaluating a news story. By the time you finish, you will no longer feel left behind by the conversation about AI. You will be able to ask better questions, make smarter decisions, and help others do the same. Part of The Everyday AI Library.

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Marcus Chen Ferro writes for The Everyday AI Library.

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E-bog: 28. september 2026