Imagine you are someone interested in keeping track of the latest AI news from your favorite news search engines. Given that many of the largest news search systems are still based on keyword search, rather than embedding-based semantic search that reduces the impact of keyword selection and given that the sheer size of the AI landscape means you might want to exert more precise control over the search process to more narrowly scope the AI subtopics of greatest interest to you, the most likely scenario is that you'll need to compile a list of AI keywords to use for your searches. How do you come up with a list of all of the relevant AI terms you might need to search for, spanning the field's massive landscape, especially if you aren't already deeply immersed in the AI world? How might LLMs like ChatGPT 4o and Gemini 1.5 Pro assist in brainstorming a list of AI keywords to search for?
Overall, the results are quite lackluster, with both ChatGPT 4o and Gemini 1.5 Pro falling into the trap of merely combining various terms with the base keyword "AI" and struggling to compile comprehensive lists of even the most common and central AI terms. Overall, Gemini 1.5 Pro did a better job than ChatGPT 4o in keyword compilation, but neither model was successful in yielding robust comprehensive keyword coverage from the kinds of basic prompts a typical consumer might ask of them. Surprisingly, the models frequently missed even the most basic AI terms, raising significant questions surrounding their use in ideation and machine assistance copilot tasks in analytic workflows.
Let's try the following prompt to begin our journey, asking simply for a list of keywords directly:
Make a comma-separated list of keywords that could be used to keyword search news coverage to find articles about AI.
ChatGPT 4o yields the following rudimentary list that primarily consists of various generic terms combined with the root word "AI". Surprisingly, AGI is not on the list:
AI, artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, natural language processing, NLP, AI ethics, AI regulation, AI development, AI in healthcare, AI in finance, AI in education, AI in industry, AI in technology, AI innovation, AI trends, AI research, AI applications, AI security, AI risks, AI benefits, AI adoption, AI policy, AI startups, AI investments, AI breakthroughs, AI challenges, AI solutions.
Gemini 1.5 Pro offers a similar "AI ABC" list, but also includes some additional terms of interest, the names of specific AI packages and leading AI companies:
Artificial Intelligence, AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Neural Networks, ChatGPT, GPT-3, Bard, LaMDA, AI Ethics, AI Safety, Algorithmic Bias, AI Regulation, AI Governance, AI in Healthcare, AI in Finance, AI in Transportation, AI in Education, AI Job Displacement, AI and Privacy, AI and Surveillance, AI and Discrimination, AI Weaponization, Autonomous Vehicles, Self-Driving Cars, Facial Recognition, OpenAI, Google AI, Microsoft AI, Meta AI
Let's try an alternative formulation designed to construct a minimal set of keywords:
Make a comma-separated list of minimal keywords that could be used to keyword search news coverage to find articles about AI. Make the absolute minimal set of keywords that don't overlap to be used for a daily automated search of AI-related news coverage.
This time we get a better set of results from ChatGPT 4o, though still with duplicative "AI X" results and no AGI:
AI, artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, NLP, AI ethics, AI regulation, AI development, AI applications.
Gemini 1.5 Pro yields:
"artificial intelligence", AI, "machine learning", "deep learning", NLP, "computer vision", robotics, automation, ChatGPT, Bard, "generative AI"
What about going the other direction and asking for an exhaustive list of keywords?
Make an exhaustive list of keywords that could be used to keyword search for news coverage about AI.
ChatGPT 4o merely takes a wide array of terms and combines them with "AI". Given the prompt's request for an "exhaustive" list, this would suggest that the user wishes to minimize the false negative rate at the expensive of the false positive rate and thus a better approach for the model would have been to exclude all of these more specialized phrases given that the root term "AI" is already included in its list as item #2 – offering a reminder of LLMs' inability to actually reason as a human would about simple tasks. Worse, it fails to include key terms like "algorithmic bias", AGI, "superintelligence", etc. In short, it just parrots random phrases it has seen on the web with "AI" in them, rather than actually compiling a list of terms relating to AI:
Certainly! Here is an exhaustive list of keywords you can use to search for news coverage about AI:
1. Artificial Intelligence
2. AI
3. Machine Learning
4. Deep Learning
5. Neural Networks
6. AI Ethics
7. AI Governance
8. AI Regulation
9. AI Legislation
10. AI Policy
11. AI and Privacy
12. AI Bias
13. AI Fairness
14. AI Transparency
15. AI Accountability
16. AI Safety
17. AI Risks
18. AI Benefits
19. AI Trends
20. AI Research
21. AI Development
22. AI Innovations
23. AI in Healthcare
24. AI in Finance
25. AI in Education
26. AI in Transportation
27. AI in Retail
28. AI in Entertainment
29. AI in Security
30. AI in Robotics
31. AI in Industry
32. AI Startups
33. AI Investments
34. AI Acquisitions
35. AI Partnerships
36. AI Applications
37. AI Tools
38. AI Software
39. AI Platforms
40. AI Algorithms
41. AI Projects
42. AI Conferences
43. AI Workshops
44. AI Seminars
45. AI Forums
46. AI Discussions
47. AI Publications
48. AI Reports
49. AI Studies
50. AI Breakthroughs
51. AI Predictions
52. AI Future
53. AI Trends 2024
54. AI News
55. AI Updates
56. AI Innovations 2024
57. AI Technologies
58. AI Products
59. AI Solutions
60. AI Ecosystem
61. AI Companies
62. AI Leaders
63. AI Experts
64. AI and Society
65. AI and Employment
66. AI and Economy
67. AI and Human Rights
68. AI and Ethics
69. AI and Law
70. AI and Environment
71. AI and Sustainability
72. AI and Climate Change
73. AI and Agriculture
74. AI and Art
75. AI and Music
76. AI and Gaming
77. AI and Sports
78. AI and Journalism
79. AI and Media
80. AI and Marketing
81. AI and Advertising
82. AI and Customer Service
83. AI and Chatbots
84. AI Assistants
85. AI Technologies
86. AI Hardware
87. AI Chips
88. AI Sensors
89. AI Processors
90. AI Models
91. AI Frameworks
92. AI Datasets
93. AI Benchmarks
94. AI Evaluation
95. AI Performance
96. AI Scalability
97. AI Cloud Services
98. AI Integration
99. AI Implementation
100. AI Adoption
101. AI Challenges
102. AI Opportunities
103. AI Strategy
104. AI Roadmap
105. AI Vision
106. AI Impact
107. AI Revolution
108. AI Transformation
109. AI Automation
110. AI and IoT
111. AI and Big Data
112. AI and Blockchain
113. AI and 5G
114. AI and Edge Computing
115. AI and Quantum Computing
116. AI and Cybersecurity
117. AI and Data Privacy
118. AI and Data Security
119. AI and Personalization
120. AI and User Experience
121. AI and Innovation
122. AI and Creativity
123. AI and Collaboration
124. AI and Human-Machine Interaction
125. AI and Augmented Reality
126. AI and Virtual Reality
127. AI and Mixed Reality
128. AI and Natural Language Processing
129. AI and Computer Vision
130. AI and Speech Recognition
131. AI and Image Recognition
132. AI and Autonomous Vehicles
133. AI and Drones
134. AI and Smart Cities
135. AI and Wearables
136. AI and Smart Homes
137. AI and Smart Devices
138. AI and Internet of Things
139. AI and Digital Twins
140. AI and Predictive Analytics
141. AI and Business Intelligence
142. AI and Supply Chain
143. AI and Logistics
144. AI and Manufacturing
145. AI and Operations
146. AI and Process Optimization
147. AI and Customer Insights
148. AI and Market Research
149. AI and Competitive Analysis
150. AI and Sales Forecasting
These keywords cover a broad range of topics and applications related to artificial intelligence, helping you to find comprehensive news coverage in various contexts.
Gemini 1.5 Pro yields a far more comprehensive list of terms and surprisingly goes further to include conferences, AI companies (hardware & software), popular models, specific thematic areas and even news outlets that cover AI heavily, offering a far better brainstorming seed:
## Keywords for Searching News Coverage about AI:
**General AI Terms:**
* Artificial Intelligence
* AI
* Machine Learning
* Deep Learning
* Neural Networks
* Cognitive Computing
* Machine Intelligence
* Predictive Analytics
* Algorithmic Bias
* AI Ethics
* AI Safety
* Explainable AI (XAI)
* AI Governance
* Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
* Superintelligence
**Applications of AI:**
* AI in Healthcare
* AI in Finance
* AI in Manufacturing
* AI in Transportation
* AI in Education
* AI in Retail
* AI in Marketing
* AI in Customer Service
* AI in Security
* AI in Agriculture
* AI in Energy
* AI in Law
* AI in Art
* AI in Music
* AI in Gaming
* AI in Robotics
* Self-Driving Cars
* Autonomous Vehicles
* Drones
* Facial Recognition
* Natural Language Processing (NLP)
* Computer Vision
* Speech Recognition
**Companies & Organizations:**
* OpenAI
* Google AI
* Microsoft AI
* Meta AI
* DeepMind
* IBM Watson
* Amazon AI
* Salesforce Einstein
* NVIDIA
* Intel
* Partnership on AI
* Future of Life Institute
* AI Now Institute
**Events & Conferences:**
* NeurIPS
* ICML
* AAAI
* IJCAI
* CVPR
* ACL
* EMNLP
* World Economic Forum
* SXSW
**Specific AI Models & Technologies:**
* ChatGPT
* GPT-3
* LaMDA
* BERT
* DALL-E
* Stable Diffusion
* Midjourney
* TensorFlow
* PyTorch
* Keras
**News Outlets:**
* Wired
* MIT Technology Review
* The Verge
* TechCrunch
* VentureBeat
* New York Times
* Wall Street Journal
* Financial Times
* BBC
* The Guardian
**Specific Issues & Debates:**
* AI Job Displacement
* AI and Privacy
* AI and Surveillance
* AI and Discrimination
* AI and Weaponization
* AI and the Future of Work
* AI and Climate Change
* AI Regulation
* AI Investment
* AI Research
* AI Breakthroughs
**You can further refine your search by using Boolean operators like AND, OR, and NOT to combine keywords and create more specific queries.** For example:
* "AI AND healthcare"
* "ChatGPT OR GPT-3"
* "Facial recognition NOT surveillance"
This list is not exhaustive but provides a starting point for your research. You can further tailor it to your specific needs and interests.