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Healthcare AI, de-jargoned
The words everyone throws around, in plain English:
🔹 AI agent — does work (retrieves, acts, escalates). Not a chatbot.
🔹 Human-in-the-loop — a person signs off on what matters.
🔹 PHI redaction — strip identifiers before the model sees them.
🔹 Audit trail — who decided what, and why — logged and exportable.
🔹 Governed AI — all of the above, on by default.
No buzzwords, just what they mean. That's how we build at IntelliBooks.
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What is a 'servori gesture?' i'm still learning English and I don't recognize this word or I may have missed something
Hi, if you check the Glossary in the codex settings, you can look up the definition of most of the fantasy terms in the game! Servori is listed there: it’s not a real English word, but a word specific to the language of Blest! :) Hope that helps!
Glossary - lego elves
This is the glossary related to everything I made related to the LEGO Elves franchise.
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Glossary
This is a compiled list with links of every post I have (related to my creations). It is split in a few posts, so that all content (all sections, if we follow the library theme) has its own glossary.
I will add onto this as this blog goes on!
prosperverse (coming some day)
lego elves
A glossary of names, places, creatures, and magic system concepts that appear in Wheel of Wrath.
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A updated TESOL glossary
Word of the day:
Care
(kēar)
| verb | To care for; to care about; to take care of; to be care(ful/less)
| common derivated words | Careful; careless; carefully; caring
| origins | Proto-Germanic: Karō (lament, expression of pain, concern). From this came relatives such as the Old High German chara (lament) — which gave rise to the German word Karfreitag (Good Friday, literally "Friday of Lamentation").
| evoluation with english | Modern English: Care (to care for, to be concerned about); Middle English: Care / Carien (to suffer, to be anxious, to have mental pain); Old English (5th to 11th centuries): Caru or Ċearu (meaning "anxiety", "sadness", "mourning", "cry of pain"). Hence the expression careworn (overwhelmed by worry).
| fake info | For centuries, people (and even old dictionaries) thought that "care" came from the Latin "cura" (meaning attention, care, from which we get curator, manicure, pedicure).
Scientific proof: Historical linguistics and the laws of phonetic mutation (such as Grimm's Law) have proven that it is impossible for care to come from a cure.
