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Abstract
The rapid advancement of technology has significantly influenced the development of language, reshaping communication patterns, vocabulary, and linguistic structures. This article explores how digital communication tools, social media platforms, and artificial intelligence have contributed to the evolution of language in modern society. Key areas of focus include the emergence of new lexicons, the simplification of grammar and syntax in online interactions, and the increasing prevalence of multimodal communication, such as emojis and memes. The study also examines the potential erosion of traditional linguistic norms and the rise of globalized language trends, emphasizing the balance between innovation and cultural preservation.
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