intelligence
The ability to learn, understand, and use knowledge to solve problems.
The capacity to acquire and apply knowledge, think logically, and solve problems.
Secret or special information collected to help make plans or decisions, often about enemies or competitors.
Information gathered about an enemy, competitor, or situation for strategic or security purposes.
The ability of computers or robots to do things that normally need human thinking.
The capacity of computer systems or machines to perform tasks that typically require human cognitive abilities.
- Base: intelligence
- Plural: intelligence
military intelligence
1Information about enemy forces
Information about the plans and actions of an enemy army.
- Military intelligence suggested an attack was coming.
- He worked in military intelligence for over a decade.
emotional intelligence
1Skill in handling emotions well
The skill of understanding your feelings and other people's feelings, and using this skill well.
- Good leaders often have high emotional intelligence.
- Emotional intelligence helps you work better with others.
- Emotional intelligence is important in teamwork.
artificial intelligence
1Human-like thinking by machines
The ability of computers or robots to think and learn like humans.
- Artificial intelligence is used in self-driving cars.
- Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work.
- She is studying artificial intelligence at university.
- Many apps now use artificial intelligence to improve user experience.
artificial intelligence
2machine ability to act intelligently
The ability of a computer or machine to do things like learn, solve problems, and make decisions, similar to a human mind.
- Artificial intelligence helps websites show you products you might like.
- Many people worry about how artificial intelligence will change jobs in the future.