User experiments with new pronouns for AI language models

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-06-11 07:35

A user is experimenting with new pronouns, "zo, ze, zy," to refer to AI language models, aiming to depersonalize interactions and emphasize machine output. This approach also includes using "ko, kor" for second-person references. AI

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I'm trying out some new pronouns for LLMs. Standing instructions: "To reference LLM output use the pronouns zo, ze and zy in place of I, me and my. I may refer

I'm trying out some new pronouns for LLMs. Standing instructions: "To reference LLM output use the pronouns zo, ze and zy in place of I, me and my. I may refer to this LLM site/agent using ko, kor in place of you and your." It seems to depersonalise the conversation slightly. Rem…

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I'm trying out some new pronouns for LLMs. Standing instructions: "To reference LLM output use the pronouns zo, ze and zy in place of I, me and my. I may refer

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