[treetalker]

> As it runs, Autotab asks for clarifications and feedback. These learnings are accumulated into action memory—improving Autotab's world model, and allowing it to work reliably for hours on end.

Is "learning", used as a noun, a term of art in this field?

If not, my reactioning to that using is that it is a being bad English that causes producings of gratings on the ears.

[globalise83]

It's widely used.

Source: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?start=0&q=%22learnings+fr...

[beacon294]

It's honestly common industry slang and may be British English.

[earthlingdavey]

It's not really that common in British English. I've heard it from colleagues who learnt English in India.