The processes of creating goods through agriculture and spreading them to relevant destinations and communities.

The practice of cultivating land and raising animals for food, fiber, and other products.

A field of computer science dedicated to building systems that can replicate human intelligence and answer complex queries.

The use of technology to perform tasks without human intervention.

The diversity of living organisms living in a biological environment.

An organization that uses resources to meet the needs of customers by providing a product or service that they demand.

The evolution, transformation, adaptation, or movement from one form, state, or value to another.

A non-expert individual that participates in scientific research.

A device or software that connects to and uses a computer network.

Long-term shifts in global or regional climate patterns, often linked to human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation.

The process of reducing file storage size by encoding redundant data or removing parts of the data.

A connection between two or more computer devices.

Raw, unprocessed facts that lack context or meaning.

Large digital collection of data that serves a specified purpose.

The process of converting analogue data into a digital format that computers can understand and process.

Growth strategy in which businesses enter new industries.

Waste and garbage of electronic devices.

A community of living organisms interacting with their physical environment.

The process of acquiring knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits through various methods such as teaching, training, research, or self-study.

The act, process, or instance of representing ideas, emotions, and/or experiences using different modes and media.

A group of people who are related by blood, marriage, or adoption and who share a common household.

Digital multimedia platform where users can create discussions using posts, reactions, and messages.

Equal treatment of all genders in terms of rights, opportunities, and responsibilities.

A category of art.

An economy in which people offer short-term services and commissions via digital technologies.

A satellite-based navigation system that provides location and time information anywhere on Earth.

Buying goods from all around the world without borders.

Increased interconnectedness of the world, where goods, services, information, and people move more freely across borders.

Organizations that establish and enforce rules and policies for specific jurisdictions or communities.

Digital media that envelops users in simulated or enhanced environments, making them feel present in the experience.

Celebrities who became popular individuals through digital media.

Processed data that is organized and structured to provide context and meaning.

A device that sends data and instructions to a computer.

A mindset that recognizes the interconnectedness of the global community and embraces diversity.

The application of information to solve problems or make decisions.

The workforce of an economy.

A subset of artificial intelligence that enables systems to learn from data and improve their performance over time without explicit programming.

The equipment, tools, and processes used by medical professionals to observe a patient's health and determine appropriate treatments.

The emotional, psychological, and social well-being of an individual.

An RFID device placed under the skin of an individual to ease the usage of a relevant digital technology.

Short-term projects that can be completed quickly for payment.

The movement of people from one place to another, often for work, safety, or better living conditions.

Set of standards and rules that define how all networks format and transmit data.

Organizations and companies that offer access to networks and their services.

Computational models inspired by the human brain that use neurons to learn from data to perform tasks like classification, prediction, and pattern recognition.

Using existing research for further exploration and innovation.

The formal arrangement of how roles and responsibilities are divided in an organization.

A device that receives data and instructions from a computer and displays them to the user.

The methods and activities through which citizens and governments interact to make decisions about public policy and governance.

Reckless waste of substances that leads to negative environmental impacts.

The ability or capacity to influence or control the behavior of others.

Data collected directly from the source for a specific purpose.

Biased or one-sided information designed to influence public opinion.

A custom, challenge, and/or tradition where an individual moves from one culture to another.

A programmable machine that can complete a set task with little or no human intervention.

Data that has been collected by someone else and is being used for a different purpose.

A device or software that manages and hosts a computer network.

A house equipped with devices connected to the internet.

A hierarchical division of society based on economic status, occupation, and education.

The physical or virtual environment where interactions occur.

The unequal distribution of resources to people based on social factors.

A smaller cultural group that exists within a larger culture, often with distinct beliefs, values, or interests that set it apart from the dominant culture.

A way to think about structure and order in human, natural and built environments.

A variable is a memory storage location that holds the values that the algorithm needs, which may change during runtime.

Engagement in or the activities involved in war or conflict.

Technologies that help humans navigate in physical spaces.

The judicious application of knowledge to make ethical and effective decisions.

A system of interlinked hypertext documents and multimedia content that is accessed via the internet using a web browser.