AI: The Word of the Year
This year, the Collins dictionary has crowned “AI” (artificial intelligence) as its term of the year. If we were to anthropomorphize words (don’t blame me for that pun!), AI would be the reigning champion, shiny trophy and all. The dictionary describes AI as the “modeling of human mental functions by computer programs,” marking 2023 as a pivotal moment for this tech buzzword to burst into the mainstream.
A Cultural Phenomenon
With AI’s growing capabilities, it’s no surprise that its presence has transcended tech circles and entered everyday conversations. People are not just talking about it; they’re gearing up for what is touted as the “next great technological revolution.” Imagine a world where your toaster could order breakfast! Wait, that might just lead to an AI-ran food industry… and they say cats have a monopoly! Apparently, we’ve got a lot of human-like robots plotting against us!
The Digital Culture Shift
In addition to AI, Collins has highlighted another intriguing term: “de-influencing.” This is not just a fancy buzzword for refusing to buy trendy things, but a conscious movement where influencers warn their followers against certain products. It’s like the new-age safety video before you take a big blind leap into a trendy but empty pool.
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