Language is the foundation of human communication, allowing us to convey our thoughts, ideas, and emotions to others. Over the centuries, the evolution of language has been a gradual and complex process, reflecting changes in society, culture, and technology. Today, as we stand at the cusp of a new era of technological and social transformation, it is clear that language is also evolving at an unprecedented pace. New words and expressions are being created every day to describe the rapidly changing world around us, and we need a new tool to keep up with this ever-evolving language.
Enter the Predictionary. This groundbreaking new reference book is designed to capture and define the language of the future, providing readers with a comprehensive guide to the new and emerging words that are shaping our world. The Predictionary is more than just a traditional dictionary; it is a living document that will be updated regularly to reflect the latest developments in language, technology, and society.
In this book, we will explore the concept of the Predictionary and the importance of understanding and defining the language of the future. We will also delve into the process of creating a Predictionary, including the challenges and opportunities that come with tracking and cataloging the rapidly evolving language of our times.
The first section of the book will focus on the concept of a Predictionary and the reasons why it is needed. We will explore the idea that language is constantly changing, and that new words and expressions are needed to describe new concepts and technologies. We will also examine the challenges that come with defining and categorizing new and emerging words, and the role that a Predictionary can play in overcoming these challenges.
The second section of the book will delve into the process of creating a Predictionary. We will explore the tools and techniques that are used to track and catalogue new words and expressions, and the role that artificial intelligence and natural language processing can play in this process. We will also discuss the importance of collaboration and community in creating a Predictionary, and the ways in which readers can contribute to this ongoing project.
The third section of the book will provide a comprehensive guide to the new and emerging words that are shaping our world. We will define and describe the key terms and expressions that are becoming part of our everyday language, from words related to artificial intelligence and robotics to expressions related to social and environmental issues. We will also explore the cultural and societal implications of these new words and expressions, and the ways in which they reflect the changing values and priorities of our society.
In conclusion, the Predictionary is a vital tool for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date with the rapidly evolving language of the future. By providing a comprehensive guide to the new and emerging words that are shaping our world, the Predictionary can help us better understand and navigate the complex and ever-changing landscape of modern language. Whether you are a writer, a student, a researcher, or simply someone who wants to stay informed about the latest developments in language, the Predictionary is an essential resource that you won’t want to be without
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About the Author
Mark M. Whelan, a luminary of the futurist genre, has been hailed as a visionary author of both fiction and non-fiction works. His formidable intellect and passion for emerging technology have earned him a place among the most respected thinkers in Silicon Valley. Mark has hosted workshops for some of the world’s most prestigious companies, including Apple, JP Morgan, and the UKTI at Stanford. His work has been published in the Huffington Post and his first book, “How to Use Science Fiction for Future Forecasting,” has garnered critical acclaim for its unique insights into the evolution of the futurist movement. Drawing on his experience consulting in Silicon Valley for 12 years and his time at a technology ventures incubator in Los Alamos, Mark writes about artificial intelligence, drones, blockchain, and space technology. A dual citizen of the UK and Ireland, he has lived in some of the world’s most vibrant cities, including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Lisbon, Mexico City, and Sydney.