Divilo's definitions

wraiting

noun /ˈreɪtɪŋ/
Definition:
The act, practice, or outcome of writing produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence, whether collaboratively or entirely generated by an AI system in response to human prompts.
Etymology:
Derived from wraite.
Usage notes:
Wraiting can refer both to the activity and to the text itself, depending on context.

The journal now requires authors to disclose any wraiting involved in the submission.
Some critics argue that widespread wraiting erodes the notion of authorship.
The university treats undisclosed wraiting as a form of academic misconduct.

by Divilo January 28, 2026

wraite

verb /reɪt/
Definition:
To write a text with the assistance of artificial intelligence, ranging from partial support (such as drafting, revising, translating, or structuring) to full generation by an AI system, including when the human contribution consists primarily of prompting.
Etymology:
Blend of write and AI.

He still writes his fiction, but wraites most of his technical texts.
The professor failed the student after determining that the paper had been wraited rather than written.
The institution revised its policies to distinguish between writing and wraiting.

by Divilo January 28, 2026