Dictionary.com has chosen 'hallucination' as the Word of the Year for 2023, highlighting the widespread application of artificial intelligence. Search data shows a 45% increase in searches for 'hallucination', with overall AI-related terms growing by 62% year-on-year. Google CEO Sundar Pichai noted that the 'hallucination problem' in AI remains unresolved. The term originates from Latin, underscoring the ongoing influence of artificial intelligence on societal changes.

After expert review and computer program analysis, GPT has been awarded Switzerland's Word of the Year, marking the rise of the AI era. The selection covers multiple languages, with 'Monsterbank' in German, 'décombres' in French, and 'Solarexpress' in Romansh ranking among the top. The results reflect social focus, encompassing technology, environmental challenges, and international events. The German selection did not involve bank mergers, while 'décombres' in French metaphorically refers to Credit Suisse and the old world order.

Cambridge Dictionary has announced 'Hallucination' as the Word of the Year for 2023, as AI technology redefines the concept. AI tools like ChatGPT have sparked significant interest but have also raised questions about the reliability of AI-generated text. AI 'hallucinations' are having real-world impacts, involving fabricated legal cases and other practical situations. An AI ethicist from Cambridge University points out that AI 'hallucination' anthropomorphizes artificial intelligence.

📖 Vocabulary Evolution: The article analyzes the explosive growth of the term "Artificial Intelligence" over the past year, as it was chosen by Collins Dictionary as the 2023 Word of the Year, reflecting its increasing influence across various fields of society. 🌱 Related New Words: The dictionary has included several new terms closely associated with artificial intelligence, such as "greedflation" and "debanking". 🔍 Compilation Channels: The dictionary selects new words that best reflect social concerns by monitoring social media and other channels.