The definition was added after a year-long surge in interest in generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Bard and Grok Hallucinate is the Cambridge Dictionary's word of the year, as it gains an ...

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In came the dish for a woman, who added fuel to my food envy with her exclamation as the meal was presented: “Wow!” ...

The word Liverpudlian could also be used in this scenario, but its usage has fallen in recent years and is probably more of a ...

In tracking contributors across the world, I visited libraries, archives, and personal collections in Oxford, Cambridge ... of Americans contributing to a Dictionary that everyone thinks of as ...

A new revised dictionary created from the research spans 1,000 years of the Irish language from the 6th to the 16th Centuries. A team of five academics from Cambridge University and Queen's ...

In another link with AI the Cambridge Dictionary chose "hallucinate" as its word of the ... Indeed Babe also sparked a surge in vegetarianism. Even British statesman Winston Churchill had a soft spot ...

The Cambridge Dictionary defines companionship as “the enjoyment of spending time with other people.” There are so many ways ...

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They named it the Sainsbury Centre. At the Sainsbury Centre, art is for everyone. With a “pay if and what you can” ticketing ...

Today Merriam-Webster announced the addition of 200 new words and definitions to its iconic dictionary – maybe not a beach read, but worthy of a For You page and nearly as irresistible as street corn.

Researchers at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China, studied data from more than 10,500 people aged 50 and older to ...