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OpenAI has significantly leveled up the image generating capabilities of ChatGPT, as part of an update to the GPT-4o model introduced last May. The new and improved AI image generator is out now ...

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has officially added 11 uniquely Filipino words, including gigil, kababayan, and salakot, to its March 2025 update. “A word that appears regularly on lists of ...

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PETALING JAYA: Oxford Languages, a part of Oxford University Press, announces its latest Oxford English Dictionary (OED) update, consisting of “untranslatable words” from Malaysia and Singapore.

In 2018, "jia you", a term that Singaporeans would be familiar with, was an official entry in the Oxford English Dictionary. The term included an exclamation mark, for good measure.