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promptard

promptard noun: a person who overrelies on AI technology, in their daily life.

Noun

promptard (plural promptards)

  1. (Internet, derogatory, offensive, vulgar) A person who overrelies on AI technology, in their daily life.
    • Ofc the promptard has the ghibli piss filter pfp2025 November 20, u/Low_Interaction_577, “Even AI knows that the goat will never endorse this bs”, in r/antiai
    • AI does not create. The promptard also does not create. The promptard orders their AI to cobble together slop using elements of real images.2026 January 28, u/PLMMJ, “AI Does not create, it only makes what humans tell it to create”, in r/antiai

Forms of promptard

pluralpromptards

Origin of promptard

From prompt + -tard.

Questions about promptard

What does promptard mean?
Promptard means a person who overrelies on AI technology, in their daily life.
What part of speech is promptard?
Promptard is a noun.
What is the plural of promptard?
The plural of promptard is promptards.

Words near promptard in the dictionary

  1. prompt neutrons
  2. prompt script
  3. prompt scripts
  4. prompt-book
  5. promptable
  6. promptard
  7. promptbook
  8. promptbooks
  9. prompted
  10. prompter
  11. prompter's box

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