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Data visualization
The representation of data through images, using graphic types like charts, maps and animations.
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Hallucination
An AI-generated response that sounds correct but is false, misleading or made up.
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Deep learning
A subset of machine learning, essentially a neural network with 3 or more layers.
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Hardware
The physical parts of a computer. For example, monitors, keyboards and hard drives.
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Design pattern
A reusable, proven template that empowers developers and designers to address common problems. These patterns act as blueprints to offer solutions and promote consistency across projects.
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High availability
A system’s ability to make sure applications remain accessible, even during issues or maintenance.
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Design system
A complete set of reusable building blocks and standards that help products look and feel consistent.
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Design thinking
A problem-solving approach focused on users’ needs to create practical, innovative solutions.
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DevOps
A methodology that combines the work of software development and information technology to improve and shorten system development life cycles. DevOps integrates well with Agile practices.
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Digital trust
Universally, “digital trust” refers to the confidence users have in a website, application or service to handle their information safely. In the B.C. government context, the term also means providing secure, private ways for people and organizations to share and communicate online.