An automatic instruction set refers to a set of instructions that are executed automatically by a program or a device without the need for human intervention.
In computer science, an instruction set is a collection of commands and operations that a processor can execute. An automatic instruction set, therefore, would consist of a predefined sequence of these commands that are executed in a specific order without the need for human input.
Examples of automatic instruction sets can be found in various fields, such as robotics, where pre-programmed instructions can direct a robot’s actions without the need for human control. Automatic instruction sets can also be used in software applications, such as macros, which automate repetitive tasks in a program.