What.

We change language all the time. We constantly create new words and compounds, and assign new meanings.

Language is not a pool of never-changing words and meanings. It's alive because we, its users, are.

And of course language can be managed. Look at Korean.

Yeah, this is also not a very good word.

First of all, I don't see it fitting in English, the sound is just too different, it feels foreign.

Second, you can't tell what it means just by hearing/reading it.

What does "zuz" actually mean to the average person?

If we need a specific word, why not "noai", still sounds a bit foreign, but is far easier to understand,

I'm okay with zuzai. We also need a word for "prompt" because that ticks me off but for example my pharmacist just said follow the prompt to someone picking up something. But AI prompt... Hmm. The BS generator text input... TBSGTI, pronounced T'Besgity, simplified to Besgity.