in plain English

"For example, If you want to learn the difference between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA, it can explain it in plain English," he said.

In plain English, this means that Trump will face absolutely no legal consequences from his convictions — not prison, not probation, not a fine.

Sometimes they’re confused enough to output obvious errors, as Apple researchers found when asking the models to solve math problems written in plain English.

Or, in plain English, a world where tens of millions of electric vehicle batteries provide the flexible storage capacity that renewable energy requires.

Now that AI is making it possible to code in plain English, Huang said, anyone can become a programmer.