in a few minutes or seconds
Again. How do you know how long the post did take to write? It is a thread opener post and not a reply. You have no time stamp. And even if you had, the text could have been written somewhere and copied or the tab could have been edited for hours till it was commited.
And what is ai(p) supposed to be? https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22AI(P)%22&ia=web Because it does not exist.Look, you're giving too much weight to colloquial terms or idioms whose meaning is sometimes the same.
The fact that a word isn't officially listed in dictionaries doesn't mean it doesn't exist. If someone says it, then it automatically exists; the only difference is that it doesn't become a social or institutional standard.
It is not a colloquial term, if only you use that term. That's called a made up term.
You discuss with people. In public. Do not use made up words or acronyms. It is confusing and irritating. People do not understand what you mean. Exhibit A is me and OP. Your made up words were repeated as if it were some type of ai category. It is not. You just mean that the thing or parts of it were made with gen ai.
The fact that a word isn't officially listed in dictionaries doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
I did not cite a mere dictionary. A search engine does not know those terms.
Most likely in a few days, this very thread here will appear when you search those terms. I am not kidding. I have seen this happen several times with Itch threads.
And don't you think that made up terms can also fall into the category of colloquialisms?
Do you know how many terms that were previously just made up ended up working for more widespread use over time?
By the way, don't demand that people stop using the new words they like to say, because sometimes it's a form of personal identity, a way to not feel the same as everyone else, and if that made up word happens to work for many people, your complaint will no longer be valid.
Nor should you blindly trust search engines if they don't give you the results you want, the same goes for AI.
It is not a colloquial term, if only you use that term.
P.S: But you and Belle have also mentioned AI(P), so I'm not the only one who said the word anymore, only the difference is that you will forget it very soon, but I won't.
