Modern English: New Words From the Technological Era

As a large language model built on architecture, I can generate new words that might have emerged during the Modern English period. Here are some examples:

1. 'Technopreneurship' (科技创业): Refers to the actions and ideas that drive business development through technological innovation and entrepreneurship.
2. 'Cyberphobia' (网络恐惧症): The fear or anxiety surrounding the internet and digital technologies.
3. 'Biohacking' (生物黑客): Using science, technology, and self-experimentation to enhance personal biological function and health.
4. 'Augmented reality advertising' (增强现实广告): Enhancing product or service promotions in the real world through digital content and images.
5. 'Algorithmic bias' (算法偏见): Unfair preference towards a particular group or data in computer algorithms.
6. 'Gig economy' (零工经济): A work model based on short-term contracts and projects, connecting freelancers and employers through online platforms.
7. 'Deepfake' (深度伪造): Creating highly realistic fake videos or images using artificial intelligence.
8. 'Cryptocurrency mining' (加密货币挖矿): Verifying cryptocurrency transactions and earning rewards by solving complex mathematical problems.
9. 'Edutainment' (教育娱乐): Combining education and entertainment elements to attract and engage learners.
10. 'Internet of Things (IoT)' (物联网): A network of interconnected physical devices and sensors through the internet, enabling intelligent and automated operations.

These words reflect current societal trends and innovations, stemming from advancements in modern technology, society, and culture.