Artificial intelligence has become a “mainstream” expression

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The idea behind the term “artificial intelligence” has transcended the scientific and technological realms to take deep root in people’s daily lives. After all, artificial intelligence has become absolutely omnipresent and is present in people’s daily lives through voice assistants, chatbots or programs to generate artificial images. There is also a heated ethical debate surrounding artificial intelligence about the functions assumed by machines and to what extent they can replace flesh-and-blood workers.

Artificial intelligence is also playing an list of georgia cell phone numbers increasingly important role in the use of language. “One of the challenges that artificial intelligence entails is teaching machines how to use Spanish appropriately, in order to preserve the unity of the language shared by more than 500 million people. The LEIA project of the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) was born precisely with this objective,” explains Fundéu.

The term “artificial intelligence” emerged as the winner in a field of 12 candidate words, many of which were directly related to technology and the consequences of the war in Ukraine: “apocalypse,” “cryptocurrency,” “diversity,” “ecocide,” “gas pipeline,” “gigafactory,” “flu,” “inflation,” “artificial intelligence,” “sex doping,” “bump,” and “Ukrainian.”

Twelve months ago, the word of the year, according to Fundéu, was "vaccine" , while in 2020 the expression chosen by the foundation was "confinement".