Language, Unbothered
Dr Naomi Truan | Language & AIA sociolinguistics newsletter on how language actually works — change, multilingualism, and the machines now talking back — minus the moral panic.
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AI & The Comeback of The Native Speaker
It started on a tired Tuesday afternoon. You were in a rush, you had just drafted that quick email to your colleague in English, your third language. You just copy pasted your email and asked it, ChatGPT, to check if the verb ending was rig...
Are You On A First Name Basis With Your AI?
Are you on a first name basis with your AI?
I guess this sounds a bit silly. Are we even supposed to call them anything? Well, you do you, but ongoing research on anthropomorphization with voice assistants shows that it’s quite common (Ab...
Messiness, But Within Limits
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“Hey, are you a human?”, asked no one ever (in real life, that is).
Not because you would always be sure—tax forms don’t feel like they’ve been processed by a human tbh—but, simply, because it was not a que...
What If Your AI Was Not a Chatbot?
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There is a rectangle at the bottom of your screen and you are supposed to type into it.
It looks like a search box. But maybe also like a login form, a credit card field, or the thing you use to message...
AI Is Not Multilingual. It ‘Speaks’ Many Languages. That’s Not The Same.
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You’ve tested ChatGPT in Spanish, then in English. It’s surprisingly smooth, quick, available, fluid — do you dare say fluent in both. “AI is multilingual!”, you conclude.
Well. The only problem is tha...
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I write on how language actually works—change, multilingualism, and the machines now talking back—minus the moral panic. Come to make sense of AI, stay to discuss digital literacy, academia, the humanities, motherhood, and for the coffee pics ☕️\ud83c\udf38
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