feat: add alternate definition for AI term #51
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- Add technical definition as alternate - Fill in missing fields (partOfSpeech, termCategory, etc) - Add sample sentence and extended information - Improve documentation with commentary
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Description
This PR addresses issue #42 by adding an alternate definition for the term "Artificial Intelligence (AI)".
Changes Made
locales/en-US/en-US.json.partOfSpeech: "noun"termCategory: "technology"phonetic: "/ˌɑːtɪˌfɪʃəl ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns/"sampleSentence: "The chatbot uses artificial intelligence to understand and respond to user queries."extended: "AI systems can be categorized into narrow AI (designed for specific tasks) and general AI (hypothetical systems with human-like general intelligence)."commentary: "While AI has existed since the 1950s, its recent advances in machine learning and neural networks have made it particularly relevant to web3 and blockchain technology."Related Issues
Closes #42
Type of Change
Testing Done
Additional Notes
This addition enhances the glossary's comprehensiveness and provides users with a more technical understanding of AI.