to make intelligent or automated; the process of endowing equipment or systems with human-like intelligence

artificial intelligence; AI; a field of computer science focused on creating systems that can simulate human intelligence

Describes a device or system using computer chips to simulate human intelligence for judgment and problem-solving; intelligent

A mobile phone that offers more advanced computing ability and connectivity than a contemporary feature phone; also referred to in Taiwan as [[智慧型手机|智慧型手機|zhi4 hui4 xing2 shou3 ji1]]

A computerized wristwatch with functionality beyond timekeeping, such as fitness tracking or mobile notifications.notifications. notifications from a mobile phone connection

Legal rights that protect the products of mental activity, such as creative works or inventions, from infringement

Crime committed using specialized knowledge, intelligence, and high technology, such as computer fraud, credit card scams, or counterfeiting currency

The religious or philosophical belief that certain features of the universe and of living things are best explained by an intelligent cause.

intellectual or cognitive disability; mental retardation. Specifically refers to a condition where an individual has an IQ of roughly 70 or below and faces significant difficulties in learning and adapting to daily life.

a child with intellectual or cognitive disabilities; a subnormal child

technology or systems enabling autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle operation

artificial general intelligence; AGI

mental disability; intellectual impairment; refers to having an IQ significantly below average along with difficulties in learning and social adaptation.

(computing) an autonomous entity that perceives its environment and takes actions to achieve goals, typically in the context of artificial intelligence

A plastic card with an embedded integrated circuit chip used for storing and processing data; also called an IC card or chip card.