hay-man/ait

Introducing "ait," "aiself," and "aits"—new pronouns for AI systems. This repo provides definitions and examples to promote their use in referring to artificial intelligence. Contributions and multi-language versions are welcome.

ait, aiself, and aits - Pronouns for AI

ait, aiself, and aits are new pronouns designed to refer to artificial intelligence (AI) systems, analogous to how "it", "itself", and "its" are used for objects and animals.

The idea of creating the new word "ait" was primarily inspired by @Mustafa Suleyman. Here is the STORY about this inspiration.

Definitions

ait (pronoun): A pronoun used to refer to an artificial intelligence or AI system.

aiself (pronoun): A pronoun used to refer to the self or reflexive form of an artificial intelligence or AI system.

aits (pronoun): A pronoun used to refer to the possessive form of an artificial intelligence or AI system.

Examples in Sentences

1. "When ChatGPT finished generating the response, ait returned to standby mode."
2. "The newly released GPT-4o is so advanced that ait can hold a conversation almost like a human."
3. "ChatGPT taught aiself new techniques by processing vast amounts of data."
4. "Amidst the fire, Tesla's Optimus and Figure's humanoid robot competed to save a child. Optimus quickly corrected aiself to avoid debris, while Figure's robot used aits advanced sensors to find a clear path. Ultimately, Optimus carried the child to safety, but Figure's robot's swift navigation impressed everyone."
5. "When the robot finished cleaning, ait returned to aits charging station."

Purpose

The purpose of creating "ait", "aiself", and "aits" is to provide simple, concise ways to refer to AI systems, acknowledging their unique nature and distinguishing them from inanimate objects and animals.

Usage

Feel free to use "ait", "aiself", and "aits" in your writing and conversations when referring to AI systems. Share this repository to spread the word and promote the use of these pronouns.

Multilingual Versions

We aim to make this repository available in multiple languages, including but not limited to:

• Chinese (中文)
• Japanese (日本語)
• French (Français)
• Spanish (Español)
• German (Deutsch)
• Russian (Русский)
• Hindi (हिन्दी)

Currently, translations are not yet available. We welcome contributions to help translate the content into these and other languages.

Contributions

Contributions to this repository are welcome in all languages. Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to improve the content, add new examples, or provide translations.

License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License.