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Is the dictionary becoming useless now that we all just Google definitions and slang?
With AI-generated search snippets and social media redefining language in real time, the traditional dictionary faces an existential question about its relevance in 2026. Cast your vote and share your take on whether we still need a formal authority for words.
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