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Applied AI software glossary

Terms you meet when you add AI to a product that has to work in production: where the model runs, what happens to the data, and how you know the output is good enough.

Every entry is reviewed by a practitioner who builds these systems: Łukasz Gajownik, Daria Gusieva.

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D

  • Data anonymization

    Data anonymization is processing personal data so that no one can identify the person by any means reasonably likely to be used. Anonymous data falls outside the GDPR; pseudonymized data, which can be re-linked with separately kept information, remains personal data under the GDPR.

E

  • Easy-to-read (ETR)

    Easy-to-read

    Easy-to-read (ETR) is a way of writing information so that people with intellectual disabilities can understand it, with everyday words, short sentences and one idea per line, checked by readers from that group. Inclusion Europe publishes the European standard.

L

  • LLM evaluation

    LLM evaluation is the systematic testing of a language model's outputs on a fixed set of inputs against agreed acceptance criteria, using automatic checks, model-based grading and human review. It decides whether a model, prompt or version is good enough to ship.

S

  • Self-hosted LLM

    A self-hosted LLM is a large language model whose weights run on infrastructure you control, your own servers or rented GPUs. Prompts and outputs never reach a model vendor.

W

  • WCAG 2.2

    Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2

    WCAG 2.2 is the W3C standard for accessible web content. It sets 86 testable success criteria at three levels, A, AA and AAA. Content that meets WCAG 2.2 also meets 2.1, the version that EU and Polish rules for websites and apps point to at level AA.

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