A Peek Into LookUp’s Word of the Day Art and Why It Could Never Be AI-Generated

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By Jonathan ReedApr 10, 2025, 12:57 pm375 pts
Yesterday, Vidit Bhargava, developer of the award-winning dictionary app LookUp, wrote on his blog about the way he hand-makes each piece of artwork that accompanies the app’s Word of the Day. While revealing that he has employed this practice every day for an astonishing 10 years, Vidit talked about how each…

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