Technology (기술): refers to the use of scientific knowledge to create tools and techniques

that can be used to solve practical problems.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) (인공지능): refers to the ability of machines to perform tasks
that would typically require human intelligence, such as learning, problem-solving, and
decision-making.

Chat GPT: Chat GPT is a large language model developed by OpenAI that uses artificial
intelligence to generate text-based conversations with users.

Ubiquitous (폭넓게 퍼져있는, 어디에나 존재하는): refers to something that is present or found
everywhere.

Software (소프트웨어): refers to computer programs and associated data that provide the
instructions for telling a computer what to do and how to do it.

Embed (내장하다): refers to the process of incorporating one piece of content or code
within another, such as embedding a video into a website or embedding a chatbot within
a messaging platform.

Word: refers to a word processing software developed by Microsoft that is commonly used
for creating, editing, and formatting text-based documents.

Excel: refers to a spreadsheet software developed by Microsoft that is commonly used for
organizing and analyzing data.

PowerPoint: refers to a presentation software developed by Microsoft that is commonly

used for creating and delivering visual presentations.

Outlook: refers to an email client developed by Microsoft that is commonly used for
managing email, calendar, and contacts.

Fundamentally (근본적으로): refers to something that is essential or basic to the nature or

core of something else.

Admit (인정하다): refers to acknowledging the truth or existence of something.

Copilot: refers to an AI-powered feature developed by OpenAI that assists users with
completing tasks, such as writing emails or programming code.
Make mistakes (잘못하다): refers to the process of making errors or incorrect decisions.

Function (기능): refers to the purpose or intended use of something.

Summarizing (요약): refers to the process of condensing or reducing information to its

essential points.

Key (중요한, 핵심적인): refers to something that is essential or crucial to the success or
understanding of something else.

Discussion (토론): refers to a conversation or exchange of ideas on a particular topic or

issue.

Conversation (대화): refers to an exchange of ideas or information between two or more

people.

Recap (요약): refers to a brief summary of the key points or highlights of a larger
discussion or event.

Prompts (자극): refers to cues or suggestions that encourage someone to take a particular
action or respond in a certain way.

Draft (초고): refers to an early or preliminary version of a written document or work.

Email thread: refers to a series of related email messages that are sent and received
between two or more people.

Spreadsheets (스프레드시트): refers to a type of software that is used for organizing and
analyzing data in a grid or table format.

Human-like (인간적인): refers to something that resembles or imitates human behavior or

characteristics.

Complicated (복잡한): refers to something that is difficult to understand or analyze due to

its complexity.

Abstract (추상적인): refers to something that is conceptual or theoretical, rather than

concrete or
Replies (답변): refers to responses to messages or inquiries.

Inaccurate (부정확한): refers to something that contains errors or mistakes, or is not

precise or correct.

Invented (발명하다): refers to the creation or discovery of something new or original.

Be deployed by (배치되다): refers to the process of putting something into use or

operation, such as deploying technology or software.

Deploy (배치하다): refers to the process of putting something into use or operation, such
as deploying technology or software.

Language-learning (어학습): refers to the process of acquiring a new language or improving

one's proficiency in a language.

Acknowledge (인정하다): refers to recognizing the truth, existence, or importance of

something.

Usefully wrong (유용하게 잘못된): refers to information or ideas that are incorrect, but still
useful in some way.

Bog down (멈추게 만들다): refers to getting stuck or slowed down in a task or process,
often due to complications or difficulties.

Lighten (가볍게 하다): refers to making something less heavy or burdensome, or making a
situation less serious or intense.

Roll-out details (배포 세부 사항): refers to the specific information or instructions related
to the deployment or release of a product or service.

Roll-out (배포): refers to the process of introducing or launching a new product, service, or
feature.

OpenAI: refers to a research laboratory consisting of the for-profit OpenAI LP and its
parent company, the non-profit OpenAI Inc., which focuses on the development and
advancement of artificial intelligence.

Un (미정의): refers to an abbreviation for "undefined" or "unspecified", often used in

programming or technical contexts.
Undated version (날짜 지정되지 않은 버전): refers to a version of a document or file that
does not include a specific date or time stamp.

Power (능력): refers to the ability or capacity to do something effectively.

Invest (투자하다): refers to the act of committing money, time, or resources to achieve a
specific goal or outcome.

Reasoning skills (추론 능력): refers to the ability to think logically, analyze information,
and draw conclusions.

Be prone to (~하기 쉽다): refers to having a tendency or likelihood to do something, often

due to inherent characteristics or past experiences.

Disinformation (허위 정보): refers to intentionally false or misleading information that is

spread to deceive or manipulate people.

Big runner (대규모): refers to something that is large in scale or size, often used to
describe projects or initiatives.

Chatbot race (챗봇 경쟁): refers to the competition among companies and developers to
create and improve chatbots, or computer programs that simulate human conversation.

Lucrative (수익성 있는): refers to something that is profitable or generates a significant

amount of income.

Meta (메타): refers to information about information, often used in computer science or
philosophy.

Blenderbot: refers to an AI-powered chatbot developed by Facebook that uses machine

learning to generate natural language responses.
Ernie: A natural language processing model developed by Alibaba Group's DAMO Academy
that is capable of understanding the meaning behind whole sentences rather than just
individual words. (Korean: 알리바바 그룹의 DAMO 아카데미가 개발한 자연어 처리 모델)

Release: The act of making something available for the public to use or access, such as a
new product, software update, or information. (Korean: 공개, 출시)

Significant: Having a meaning or impact that is important or noteworthy. (Korean: 중요한,

상당한)

Milestone: A significant event or achievement in a process or development. (Korean: 중요한

단계, 기념비적 사건)

Humble: Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance. (Korean: 겸
손한)

Quite: To a considerable extent or degree; very. (Korean: 꽤, 상당히)

Plonk: To set something down heavily or unceremoniously. (Korean: 쿵 떨어뜨리다)

Speeches: A formal address or discourse delivered to an audience. (Korean: 연설)

Website copy: The written content on a website, including text, images, and other media.
(Korean: 웹사이트 복사)

Joke: A form of entertainment or amusement consisting of a short story or anecdote with

a humorous or witty punchline. (Korean: 농담)

Shot up: To increase rapidly or sharply. (Korean: 급증하다)

Go back down: To decrease after having previously increased. (Korean: 감소하다)

Professionally: In a manner that is appropriate or suitable for a particular profession or

work setting. (Korean: 전문적으로)

Game-changer: Something that significantly alters the current situation or way of doing
things, often for the better. (Korean: 큰 변화를 가져오는 것)

Dull: Lacking interest, excitement, or brightness. (Korean: 지루한, 둔한)

Client: A person or organization that uses the services or advice of a professional or
company. (Korean: 고객)

Recap: A summary or brief account of something that has already been discussed or
presented. (Korean: 요약)

Notes: A written record or reminder of something, often used for studying or reference.
(Korean: 메모)

Note: A brief written message or piece of information. (Korean: 쪽지)

Afterwards: At a later time; subsequently. (Korean: 나중에)

Demo: A demonstration or display of a product, service, or idea. (Korean: 데모, 시연)

Stylish: Having a fashionable or elegant appearance or design. (Korean: 세련된, 멋진)

Death by PowerPoint: A phenomenon in which a presentation using PowerPoint or other

software becomes dull, repetitive, or overwhelming for the audience. (Korean: 파워포인트로
죽음)

Free up: To make something available or eliminate a constraint or obstacle. (Korean: 자유롭
게 하다)

Beat: To defeat or overcome something or someone in a competition or conflict. (Korean:

이기다, 물리치다)

Un updated version: A version of something (e.g. software, document, product) that has