AIS

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The Ais were a Native American tribe living on the Atlantic coast of Florida, United States which had completely disappeared by the mid-18th Century.


AIS is a three-letter abbreviation that may mean:

Among organizations:

In software and technology:

  • Account Information Security, a VISA security program intended to protect the account information of credit card holders
  • Accounting information system, the system of records a business keeps to maintain its accounting system
  • Alarm indication signal, a signal transmitted by a system that is part of a communications link to let the receiver know that some part of the link has failed. Some types of AIS signals are:
  • Application Interface Specification, a technical specification defined by the Service Availability Forum
  • Artificial Immune System
  • Automated Intercept System, a telecommunications system that typically handles the automated error messages in the public telephone system (e.g. "The number you have reached has been disconnected...")
  • Automatic Identification System, a navigation and surveillance system capable of providing information about a ship to others and to coastal authorities automatically

In biology:

Among other uses:

  • Academic intervention services
  • Active Isolated Stretching


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