When we use technology, it also changes us. Or so says a new study which highlights that as humans use more and more ChatGPT, they have started sounding like an AI tool in their words and language.

Do you ever eat plant-based sausages or burgers? Perhaps you have chosen to reduce or eliminate meat from your diet, or perhaps you simply prefer the flavour! But are these plant-based substitutes any ...

What might someone do to say sorry if they were from India? Would they: a) offer a gift b) pull their earlobes c) bow down ...

From “realm” to “swift,” a set of distinctly ChatGPT-esque words — dubbed “GPT words” by the researchers — are steadily ...

We focus on learning open-vocabulary visual classifiers, which scale up to a large portion of natural language vocabulary (e.g., over tens of thousands of classes). In particular, the training data ...

In last week’s column, I explained how word meanings can be generated from prefixes, roots, and suffixes. The best book using ...

The SignSetu platform, set up by Shraddha Agarwal, includes vocabulary, storybooks, and videos in sign language.

Aleksic has been fascinated by words and their meanings since he was in ninth grade. “I got into it for the fun facts, if I’m ...

Zohran Mamdan shared his effort to cut down on his favourite word after his team's feedback in a light-hearted video.

Researchers found that people - even the colorblind - grasp color metaphors better than AI models like ChatGPT.

Adam Aleksic, who posts as Etymology Nerd on social media, argues in a new book that algorithms are reshaping the English language.