Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field of computer science dedicated to creating systems capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as reasoning, learning from experience, and solving complex problems.

Refers to the release of new versions or iterations of a mobile application that provide bug fixes, feature enhancements, security patches, or other improvements to the existing app.

Settings that let a phone or computer app use your device’s features or information. For example, an app might ask for permission to use your camera to take a photo, your location to give you directions, or your contacts to help you message a friend.

A dedicated digital tool or programme on your smartphone, tablet, or computer designed to do a specific job.

In the context of AI, an algorithm is the mathematical set of rules that allows a computer to recognise patterns, make decisions, and learn from data without being explicitly programmed for every single outcome.

AI tools are programmes that use AI to help with tasks, create content, and understand information.

Refers to the set of processes designed to analyse, filter and regulate content published online, whether generated by users or organisations.

AI-enabled fraud is when scammers use smart computer programs to create highly realistic, customised scams at a massive scale. It removes traditional red flags like typos, making trickery very hard to spot.

An advanced type of computer program that can understand complex questions, solve problems, and help you with daily tasks by thinking and reasoning much like a human would.