Archive · 29 Dec 2025
2025 Words of the Year Reflect Digital Life
In 2025, dictionaries chose words that show how our digital lives affect our feelings and relationships.
Words like 'parasocial' describe one-sided emotional bonds with celebrities or AI.
'Rage bait' is content that makes people angry to get more attention.
'AI slop' refers to low-quality content made by AI that can overwhelm us.
These words help us understand how technology influences our daily lives and emotions.
Other words like 'vibe coding' and 'aura farming' also show how we interact with and through digital systems.
Together, these words paint a picture of how our minds and emotions are shaped by the internet and AI.
2025 Words of the Year reflect digital life and emotional behavior shaped by online platforms.
Parasocial relationships describe one-sided emotional bonds with public figures, fictional characters, or AI.
Rage bait is content designed to provoke anger or outrage for engagement and visibility.
AI slop refers to low-quality, error-prone content generated by AI, causing cognitive overload.
Other notable words include vibe coding, aura farming, biohack, memeify, pseudonymisation, and 67.
- Who
- Professor Simone Schnall, Professor of Experimental Social Psychology at the University of Cambridge
- What
- Analysis of 2025 Words of the Year reflecting digital life and emotional behavior
- When
- 2025
- Where
- English-language dictionaries
- Why
- To capture the texture of the year and understand how digital systems shape emotion, focus, and connection
- Parasocial
- One-sided emotional bonds with public figures, fictional characters, or AI
- Rage bait
- Content designed to provoke anger or outrage for engagement
- AI slop
- Low-quality, error-prone content generated by AI
- Vibe coding
- Using natural language to prompt AI for coding
- Aura farming
- Cultivating a charismatic public image
- Biohack
- Self-optimization culture
- Memeify
- Reshaping identity and meaning online
- Pseudonymisation
- Reshaping identity and meaning online
- 67
- Viral slang expression with no fixed meaning