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Robot Apocalypse Vocabulary (B2 Technology)

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  • Technology that allows machines to imitate human thinking, learning, and problem-solving. (Also, your future ruler.)
    AI (artificial intelligence)
  • To play audio or video directly from the internet without downloading it (e.g., watching a movie on Netflix or a training video from Robot Command).
    stream
  • A piece of electronic equipment used for a particular purpose, like a phone, tablet, laptop, or... robotic exoskeleton.
    device
  • A newer, improved version of something (like software or a device). Also a polite way for machines to say, “your old version is obsolete.”
  • security system on computers and other devices that protects the machine from threats
    firewall
  • To transfer data from your device to the internet or a server, like posting a file to Google Drive or sending a selfie to the surveillance archive.
    upload
  • To transfer data from the internet to your own device, like saving a file, video, or digital survival guide.
    download
  • A way of saving data online (in the “cloud”) instead of on your device’s local memory, allowing access from anywhere with internet
    cloud storage
  • Describes a device, app, or system that is easy to understand and use, even for non-experts (i.e. your grandparents… or certain humans in general).
    user-friendly
  • A new idea, method, or device that improves how something works or solves a problem, often seen as the holy grail of tech companies.
    innovation
  • The use of machines and technology to do tasks without human involvement, often seen in factories, services, and data processing.
    automation
  • The practice of protecting systems, networks, and data from digital attacks or unauthorized access (e.g., from hackers or rogue toasters).
    cybersecurity
  • The programs and operating systems that tell a computer or device what to do. Without software, your hardware is just an expensive paperweight.
    software
  • the process of converting data into a secret code to prevent unauthorised access
    encryption
  • The physical parts of a machine or device
    hardware