Can AI Invent New Languages?
begusgasper · x · 2026-07-15
A reshared post introduces a discussion on "whether AI can invent entirely new languages."
The core question isn't whether models can generate seemingly novel symbol systems, but whether these "languages" are:
- Truly new languages, or
- Simply remixes and recombinations of existing elements.
The article/discussion focuses on how researchers can determine if AI outputs possess creativity, and how the act of "creating a new language" should ultimately be defined.
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