Resolves as YES if there is strong evidence that at least 16 AI-generated words or phrases have become commonly used in the English language before January 1st 2031.
Questions with the same criteria:
/RemNi/will-ai-extend-english-before-2031 (this question)
/RemNi/will-ai-extend-english-before-2032
Other questions for 2031:
/RemNi/will-we-get-agi-before-2031
/RemNi/will-we-get-asi-before-2031
/RemNi/will-we-get-superconductors-before
/RemNi/will-a-human-venture-again-onto-the-fa1926d83aec
/RemNi/will-we-discover-alien-life-before
/RemNi/will-we-get-fusion-reactors-before
/RemNi/will-a-significant-ai-generated-mem
/RemNi/will-a-human-walk-on-mars-before-20-cbd9e461335b
/RemNi/will-the-dancing-plague-return-befo
/RemNi/will-a-million-humanoid-robots-have
/RemNi/full-vr-brain-computer-interface-be
/RemNi/will-we-have-a-cure-for-cancer-befo
/RemNi/discovery-of-matter-outside-of-our
/RemNi/will-we-get-rouge-ai-before-2031
This must be true in at least 3 countries where more than 60% of the population are native English speakers, each with a population of at least 20 million (can have different sets of 16 words/phrases per country).
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1.00I just gave chatgpt a "make up some words" prompt and it had some amusing ideas. So decided to bet some yes.
Feels likely memes/technical words start creeping in.
Making new words is easy, making them part of the language is a cultural process. I hope for humanity's sake that we don't let machines generate our culture.
Although 2031 us a long way away, most current models, even non-transormers, use some form of tokenizer, and it isn't a good approach to making new words.