Prior attempts to get LLMs to opine on futurist neologisms had not impressed but having installed the chatGPT app on my phone to try the voice interface, I thought I’d try again.

This, while typically bloodless, is better than I’d expected…

“As of my last update in January 2022, “breezepunk” isn’t a widely recognized term in popular culture, art, or design. The “-punk” suffix is often added to words to describe a subgenre or aesthetic, like “steampunk,” “cyberpunk,” or “solarpunk.” These genres often mix futuristic or alternative technology with certain periods of design or cultural elements.

If “breezepunk” were to follow this trend, it might describe an aesthetic or subgenre that emphasizes wind or air-based technologies, or perhaps a world where breezes, winds, or the atmosphere are central themes, combined with specific cultural or temporal elements. It could also be an aesthetic inspired by the feeling of breezy, airy places or concepts.

However, it’s important to note that without a clear and widely accepted definition, “breezepunk” can be interpreted in many ways. If it has emerged as a new term or trend after 2022, you might need to consult contemporary sources or communities for a current definition.”