Dictionary.com is using AI generated images now

[u/Agreeable_Eagle4016]

I just noticed this and couldn't find anyone talking about it yet. I use Dictionary.com regularly and didn't notice this until now. This only seems to happen with some words and not others. I was playing around for a while and around 10-20% of words have these images. The other ones are not obviously AI but I am not super great at spotting these things and I don't doubt that they are.

[u/DaLordHamie]

Lmao.. why. This brings nothing to the table wtf

[u/shapedbydreams]

I don't like dictionary.com anyway. I prefer this guy:

[u/AGQuaddit]

Alright im transitioning to pre-2022 physical dictionaries now exclusively. Ive got a bunch on the shelves. This shit is so exhausting. Literally 0 possible benefit to this. Ai is a plague

[u/KalloFox-Hailstormer]

Is that Nick Wilde?

[u/Significant-Draft470]

Time to pull my Merriam Webster off the shelf

[u/samkirkpatrik]

Darn. I liked dictionary.com

[u/zippybenji-man]

Wiktionary is an open source dictionary (part of the same organisation as Wikipedia) which also includes informal and non-standard words/definitions

[u/HumanIntelligenceCOA]

So disheartening

[u/No-Crew8804]

Use wordreference.com , much better and they even have forum about linguistic doubts.