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Good point. I wouldn't call it "infatuation" though. It's more like an expansion of language toward inclusivity. Rather than infatuation, it's a progression or
by nefitty 5y ago
Good point. I wouldn't call it "infatuation" though. It's more like an expansion of language toward inclusivity. Rather than infatuation, it's a progression or evolution.
- scotty79 5y agoFair enough. It might be the case. We'll know in a decade or two.
- xigoi 5y agoBut what's the point in each person having unique pronouns that have to be individually memorized? How is that different from a name?
- native_samples 5y agoIt's merely inventing arbitrary language rules designed to confuse and intimidate ideological opponents and deserves no place in AI. It also makes people who do it look ridiculous.