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intelligence artificielle
/ɛ̃.tɛ.li.ʒɑ̃s aʁ.ti.fi.sjɛl/
artificial intelligence
L'intelligence artificielle transforme de nombreux secteurs, comme la santé et la finance.
Artificial intelligence is transforming many sectors, such as healthcare and finance.
Technology
technical
The simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think and learn.
Les chercheurs développent des modèles d'intelligence artificielle pour analyser de grandes quantités de données.
Researchers are developing artificial intelligence models to analyze large amounts of data.
L'intelligence artificielle est utilisée pour améliorer les diagnostics médicaux.
Artificial intelligence is used to improve medical diagnostics.
Often abbreviated as IA in French.
Technology
technical
The capability of a machine to imitate intelligent human behavior.
L'intelligence artificielle permet aux ordinateurs de résoudre des problèmes complexes.
Artificial intelligence enables computers to solve complex problems.
Can refer to both software and hardware systems.
Collocations
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Abbreviation
In French, 'intelligence artificielle' is commonly shortened to 'IA' in both writing and speech. For example, 'une IA générative' instead of 'une intelligence artificielle générative'.
Gold Rule
Context Matters
The term 'intelligence artificielle' can refer to both narrow AI (specialized tasks) and strong AI (general intelligence). Always clarify the context when discussing its capabilities.
Word Origin
From French 'intelligence' (from Latin 'intelligentia') and 'artificielle' (from Latin 'artificialis'). The term was coined in the mid-20th century to describe machines capable of performing tasks requiring human-like cognition.
Usage Notes
The term is widely used in academic, industrial, and media contexts. In French, it is often abbreviated as 'IA' in both formal and informal settings.
Word Breakdown
intelligence
ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
rootartificielle
made by human skill or art, not natural
rootDictionnaire Français-Anglais