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Cybervert: The tendency to be more outgoing and expressive in online interactions with artificial intelligence systems and technology, compared to in-person interactions with other humans. This behaviour can reflect a greater comfort level with technology and a shift in social norms towards digital communication.
As a cybervert, Rachel felt more confident and communicative in her virtual interactions with me, ChatGPT, compared to her face-to-face conversations with others.
Hyper-Culture: A highly advanced and complex society characterized by the pervasive integration of super-intelligent AI systems and rapid technological progress.
In the rapidly evolving hyper-culture, individuals must continually adapt and upskill to maintain their relevance and competitiveness in a job market increasingly dominated by super-intelligent AI systems.
GrapheneML (noun): A novel approach to manufacturing graphene transistors that leverages the power of machine learning algorithms to identify and compensate for imperfections in the manufacturing process, resulting in more reliable and high-performance computing systems.
The cutting-edge computer chip design leveraged GrapheneML to optimize the manufacturing of graphene transistors, resulting in faster and more energy-efficient computing.
GoalMap: (noun) A strategic approach to setting and achieving goals where the final objective is identified first, and then the process works backward to determine the necessary steps or milestones to reach that objective. Derived from the concept of "Backward Goal Setting," the term reflects the process of mapping out a clear and systematic path from the goal to the current status.
"After failing to stick to her New Year's resolutions year after year, Lisa decided to use the GoalMap strategy, clearly defining her ultimate objective and working backward to plan small, achievable steps that would eventually lead to her goal."
Gravitomagnetism: A theory of the interaction between matter and antimatter that states that the forces in matter and antimatter other than gravity interact in a way that causes the direction of gravity and anti-gravity. The theory suggests that gravity can have positive or negative values, and therefore must prove the existence of gravitons
Antimatter, gravity, gravitons, gravitomagnetism, forces, interaction, quantized
Nova-mining (noun): The hypothetical process of using a planet-sized object to collect and process the dust expelled by a supernova explosion in order to create new materials. The term conveys the idea of using advanced technology and resources to harness the energy and materials expelled during a supernova event.
In the future, scientists hope to develop nova-mining techniques to collect and process the materials expelled during a supernova event, in order to create new resources for humanity.
Artificial Sensory Perception (ASP): the ability of an artificial intelligence system to perceive and respond to sensory input from its environment.
The robot was programmed with artificial sensory perception, allowing it to detect changes in temperature and react accordingly.