GlossaryPaths
The paths
Where do I start?
A path is an ordered sequence: each term builds on the one before it, and together they climb the four floors. It ends with a summary that stands on its own, the one shared in training, and with a quiz. The door names the situation, never the audience.
Published
4 paths- 01AI in 12 termsI’m starting out. Twelve words are enough to understand what everyone else is talking about. They are arranged in the order in which they explain one another: each one builds on the previous one, and together they climb the four floors.
- 02Talking AI in meetingsI decide in committee. Fifteen terms that keep the model, the product and the project apart. They are not arranged by difficulty but in the order in which they turn up in a discussion: what you buy, what you build, what you decide.
- 03From LLM to agent in 20 termsI build. The climb through the first three floors, in the order in which you meet them while building. You start from what a model can do, install around it what it lacks, then put it in a loop. The end of the path is about what decides whether the system can go to production.
- 04AI and the law in 10 termsI have to comply. Ten terms to understand what the law asks for, and why. This path gives no legal advice: it explains the notions and the logic of the texts, so that you know which questions to ask, and of whom.
In the meantime, the four floors can be walked directly: each one lists its terms with their one-sentence definition.