From spice bag to blaa, a number of Irish words have been selected to be a part of the Oxford English Dictionary - isn't that class ...

Cambridge Dictionary declared "hallucinate" as the word of the year for 2023 due to its new, alternative meaning related to AI producing false information. Related Topics Beyonce ...

Discover the Word of the Year 2023 declared by different dictionaries such as Oxford, Collins, Cambridge, Merriam-Webster, and Dictionary.com.

It’s not uncommon for South African words to be added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED).This year seven new ones cracked the nod. In fact, you can actually visit the Oxford’s website and ...

It's about more than just Taylor (but yes, also Taylor), as 2023 saw people empowering themselves to define—and redefine—their own personal 'eras' DICTIONARY.COM NAMES 'ERAS' AS THE INAUGURAL ...

Dictionary.com Crowns the Word ‘Eras’ as 2023’s Vibe of the Year "The word era has been undergoing a similarly slangy evolution, referring to our moods, aesthetics, and life stages," the ...

Dictionary.com 2023 Word of the Year Watch on “Hallucinate” has been used in computer science since at least 1971, and it’s been linked with machine learning and A.I. since the 1990s.

Dictionary.com has chosen “hallucinate” as its 2023 Word of the Year, but not in its traditional, trippy sense.

ChatGPT, OpenAI and large language models have dominated the news in 2023. That's why Dictionary.com has deemed 'hallucinate' the Word of the Year.

Dictionary.com, the leading online and mobile English-language educational resource, today announced the AI-sense of hallucinate, defined as "to produce false information contrary to the intent of ...

ChatGPT, OpenAI and large language models have dominated the news in 2023. That's why Dictionary.com has deemed 'hallucinate' the Word of the Year.

The final Patch Tuesday of 2023 is upon us, with Microsoft Corp. today releasing fixes for a relatively small number of security holes in its Windows operating systems and other software. Even ...