I came here thinking that AI glaze is what non-AI products use to make their products look shiny to the audience.

Even if this did work now, there is nothing that AI can't adapt to. It'll take just a thousand such images in a random large image dataset for AI to quickly adapt to it, and then it'll be utterly pointless. As such, the effective half-life of any such approach is a year, with any further adversarial adaption yielding a diminished effect.