I Just Stood Up And Clapped After Merriam-Webster Said This In Their New Ad

Being a breathing person in 2025 means that I am the first person to say certain sentences on my blood line. Today is: Merriam-Webster (Yes, HE Merriam-Webster has released an ad for the new “big language model” and shadow quiiiite net for Big AI companies.

Twitter: @merriamwebster

When artificial intelligence companies use the large language model or LLM term, it usually refers to a trained machine using pre -existing data and uses this text database to process and create a response. Chatgpt and Google Gemini use LLM technology.

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However, the way Merriam-Webster uses the term LLM is slightly different. In the advertisement, LLMs use more than 217,000 “meticulously defined parameters”. Moreover, “Never hallucination“And does not use data centers or electricity.

Shadow radar was going at this point of advertising. Only a second later, Merriam-Webster was sent to Overdrive when it revealed what happened.

A dictionary.

Advertising, “There is artificial intelligence and there is real intelligence.”

I. That’s why. Gagged.

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There is artificial Intelligence and real intelligence? Rod! For example, I stood up and applauded!

It turned out that this ad was not for any AI service introduced by Merriam-Webster. The only new thing published by the company in November is the new 12th edition of the Collegice dictionary.

I’m away from one person who finds a real pleasure in Merriam-Webster’s shaded commercial. The Internet is definitely giggling on this feed and switch and giggling.

A tweet writes: “Be Merriam Webster in the Slop world.” I couldn’t say better myself.

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A user tweeted, “Marketing ate with that.”

Another simply responded with the definition of “seven”. They wrote “you rn”.

We all had in the first half, clearly: “I can’t believe I’m about to get angry with Merriam-Webster. I’m sorry, I didn’t understand your game.”

Live images of everyone who comes randomly to this video:

@Yastr1p/@jzux/@merriamwebster/via Twitter: @yastr1p

Shakespeare couldn’t write this. Aristotle would be a loss for words. Plato was going to cry: “There are good cows (people in human sciences) and there are bad cows (Tech Bros) and good cows need our support.”

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@mslm_97/@jzux/@merriamwebster/via Twitter: @mslm_97

Personally, I’ve been applauding for a week.

@Famnim1/@jzux/@merriamwebster/via Twitter: @faamnim1

Merriam-Webster’s answers were gold. Especially this shadow.

Everyone needs a friend like Merriam-Webster.

I feel better once again subsequently Shift on Twitter and all thanks to a dictionary company. Well done, Merriam-Webster, well done.

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