X, formerly known as Twitter, added a button a few months ago to all tweets for a feature called "Explain this post". The results of such user-submitted explanations are fed into an LLM, named "Grok" by someone who ironically doesn't understand the meaning of the word. This appears to be an attempt to use Mansplaining As A Service to do work and monetise it. But, when you consider typical users of Twitter these days and their level of human intelligence, it's a bad source to attempt to derive artificial intelligence.

#Twitter #AI #LLM #Grok #Mansplaining #MansplainingAsAService

@Sassinake @[email protected] I'd tack on a title along with the extra JPEG recompression: "From the makers of MAAS (mansplaining as a service) comes PAAS (plagiarism as a service)!!!"

Thanks @ncweaver for coining MAAS or at least introducing it to me.

#mansplainingasaservice #plagiarismasaservice

@caramel @benjaminhollon @LibreIvan

I think it's an honest mistake. "Ask ChatGPT if he wrote it!"

He didn't realize that AI is #MansplainingAsAService and is 100% a BS-er.