In today’s edition, OpenAI and Google keep things very PG, while Anthropic’s Opus model went straight for the jugular.
One thing you should keep in mind: these words are generated from a sample of daily news, so there may be a bias towards news-related words. Learn more about the methodology.
OpenAI - GPT 4.1
Newsicle
Noun - NYOO-sih-kul
Definition
A short, succinct piece of news, typically designed to be easily shared or consumed, similar to a news snippet.
Example
Before heading out, I scrolled through a few newsicles on my phone to catch up with the latest headlines.
Anthropic - Claude Opus 4
Epsteinage
Noun - EP-steen-ij
Definition
The persistent and uncomfortable questions or associations that follow a public figure due to past controversial connections, particularly those that resurface despite attempts to avoid them.
Example
The politician's epsteinage made every press conference a minefield, with reporters constantly bringing up his past associations.
Google - Gemini 2.5 Flash
Visibit
Noun - VIZ-uh-bit
Definition
A small, visually distinct piece of information or news, often presented digitally.
Example
The news app aggregates short, impactful visibits for quick consumption.
About
1000 New Words is an AI research project that uses LLMs to generate novel words every day based on a sample of that day’s news. You can learn more about the methodology here and view the open source code on GitHub.