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What is Lemmy's problem with AI?
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I think AI is cool, but how people use it can be problematic.
Fraud. Its easy to over-represent the capabilities and sell a bullshit tool to people.
Spyware. They require shedloads of data to train so AI companies are doing whatever they can to get data on people.
Taking Jobs. This is an existential threat to entire professions.
Spam. LLMs are a bullshit factory, so spamming and astroturfing are easier than ever.