[sporksmith]

I thought this must be a joke at first. "Glaze" is in pretty heavy use as recent slang for "when someone excessively praises another person in a way that feels over-the-top." https://creativesimiles.com/glaze-meaning-slang/

ie the annoying way that LLMs interact with users

[ultropolis]

It's so much worse. Your link fails to mention that the "Glaze" in question is a cough bodily fluid. Yes that one. Have I seen politicians use "glaze" recently? Yes. Gross.

On the other hand it is kind of the perfect name for Yet Another AI Website Maker (YAAWM?).

[__float]

While I don’t think the new meaning is incredibly widespread yet, it’s not uncommon for words to change meaning over time. I wouldn’t be surprised if a decade or two from now, the original meaning has been mostly forgotten.

[apt-apt-apt-apt]

It's worse than that, the glaze is only the by-product of the primary action in question.

[peyton]

Nah it’s from Dunkin Donuts [1].

> First you said all you want is love and affection / Let me be your angel and I'll be your protection / … / Thought I was a donut, you tried to glaze me

> I ain’t gotta tell you I had a Dunkin' Donuts fetish back in the day. I used to get a dozen donuts every day, man. So it was one of the things that was on my mind

[1]: https://genius.com/1716467

[jsheard]

> https://creativesimiles.com/glaze-meaning-slang/

Kids these days are always saying "snaoƨd" and "foʀaṅr"

[autoexec]

> Written By Lucas Gray

There is no way a human wrote that page. If Lucas Gray even exists, he should probably reconsider that last image, and his life more generally.

[realharo]

This has to be intentional, right?

[titanomachy]

"Heavy use" to the point where it might even be more common than the older senses of "cover with icing" or "install windows".

[Cthulhu_]

Related, "glass" or "glassing" can also refer to stabbing someone in the face with broken glass or decimating a world in nuclear holocaust.

[giraffe_lady]

Maybe a quietly dissenting PM snuck it by. If so, nice.