New Delhi, July 6 -- The artificial intelligence (AI) news flow does not stop, and it's becoming increasingly obscure and pompous. China's MiniMax just spiked efficiency and context length, but we are not gasping. Elon Musk says Grok will "redefine human knowledge," but is that a new algorithm or just hot air? Andrej Karpathy's "Software 3.0" sounds clever but lacks real-world bite. Mira Murati bet $2 billion on "custom models," a term so vague it could mean anything. And only by testing Kimi AI's "Researcher" did we get why it's slick and different.

Technology now sprints past our words. As machines get smarter, our language lags. Buzzwords, recycled slogans and podcast quips fill the air but clarify nothing. This isn't just messy, it's...