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1. Glossary

   AI Agent (Agentic AI)

   An AI agent is a system built on a language model that plans multi-step tasks on its own, uses external tools such as search, code execution or APIs, and works towards a goal with as little …

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2. Glossary

   AI Ethics

   AI ethics covers the principles and practices for developing and using AI systems responsibly, including questions of fairness and bias, transparency, data protection, accountability and the …

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3. Glossary

   AI Governance in Companies

   AI governance is the set of internal policies, processes and control structures a company uses to assess, approve, apply and monitor AI tools – increasingly not just good practice. For deplo …

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4. Glossary

   Computer Vision

   Computer vision is the branch of artificial intelligence that enables computers to interpret and understand visual information from images or video – recognising objects, faces or text withi …

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5. Glossary

   Context Engineering

   Context engineering is the systematic management of all the information made available to an AI model or AI agent: system instructions, retrieval results (RAG), tool outputs, short-term and …

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6. Glossary

   Deepfake

   A deepfake is synthetic media – usually video or audio – produced with deep learning methods that convincingly shows a real person saying or doing something they never actually said or did.

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7. Glossary

   DefinedTerm Schema

   … schema.org type for individual terms with a fixed definition – glossary entries or technical terms, for example – which are frequently grouped together in a parent DefinedTermSet.

   glossar › strukturierte-daten › definedterm-schema
8. Glossary

   Duplicate Content on Location Pages

   Duplicate content on location pages arises when a company with several branches creates a separate page for each location but copies text blocks, service descriptions or meta data unchanged. …

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9. Glossary

   Duplicate Listings

   Duplicate listings occur when the same business appears more than once in Google Business Profile or a directory — often through an old address, a previous owner or an error by a data aggreg …

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10. Glossary

    Evergreen Content

    Evergreen content is content that stays relevant and useful long after publication without needing frequent updates, in contrast to time-bound news or trend-driven material that dates quickl …

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