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==As a word== The ai is a three-toed sloth of the genus ''Bradypus''. In Japanese language and Mandarin Chinese (and many other Chinese dialects), ai is the most common romanization of the Chinese character for love, 愛. ==As a name== The name Ai may refer to: * Ai (chimpanzee), a chimpanzee who has participated in experiments in animal cognition at Kyoto University * Ai (poet), an American poet born in 1947. * Ay (also spelled Ai), a pharaoh of Ancient Egypt. * Ai (Bible), a place mentioned in the Bible, which is probably identical to the archaeology site of Et-Tell. * �i, in the story of R�g in Norse mythology was husband of Edda and putative ancestor of the thralls or serfs. * Aoi Mac Ollamain (often abbreviated as Ai), the Celtic mythology of poetry. ==As an abbreviation== The abbreviation A.I., AI or sometimes Ai may stand for: * artificial intelligence * ''A.I. (movie)'', a 2001 film directed by Steven Spielberg. * ad interim * artificial insemination * air interdiction * Amnesty International * Anguilla (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code and Internet TLD) * Annals of Inisfallen * Aortic insufficiency * Appenzell Innerrhoden, a Swiss canton * American Idol * aromatase inhibitor * Australian Idol * The Art Institutes * the ''Artificial Intelligence (series)'' album series by Warp Records. * Allen Iverson, an NBA basketball player * the IATA code for Air India Lists of two-letter combinations

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(Moved from User_talk:docu). Is there a good reason why you (near enough) reverted my previous edit? I've consulted Wikipedia:Abbr, but the problem here is that ''some'' of the meanings are real abbreviations, whilst others are words in themselves. On the guidelines page, it recommends :''If there is an article that is named that way (e.g. SI, Ur, pH), the page should be used for the article at one of these pages, rather than the page with the abbreviations. '' In this case, I don't think that is appropriate, as none of the articles for where ai is a word are particularly prominent, and therefore a disambig page would be needed anyway. I think the original split is appropriate, but would like to hear your reasoning. If I don't get a response in a day or two I will revert it, and move this comment to it's discussion page. User:HappyDog 02:00, 26 Jan 2004 (UTC) :Ai -- On your previous version, I'd add the Anguilla and the movie to the abbr. part as well. Personally, I prefer to alphabetize the remaining (the word) into the list rather than split it off, but your solution is quite straightforward as well. BTW If I knew where to add it, I'd move the Norse mythology to an article, it's somewhat lost on that page. -- User:Docu :: OK - I've done as you suggested. I think there isn't an inherent problem in having them as one list, although the list heading would need altering so that it doesn't refer to them all as abbreviations. I think the split list is clearer though. I added the TLD, but it made no sense to say A.I. stands for A.I. so added it as a separate line at the bottom of the abbreviation section. User:HappyDog 02:58, 26 Jan 2004 (UTC)

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