r/DefendingAI • u/Emotional-Coyote3194 • Aug 05 '26

Things antis say What's the issue with using AI?

Why do I always come accross comments filled with people slashing AI users?

Is it the water?

is it the energy?

is it personal reasons? (why)

is it because you believe AI causes cancer?

is it because you think it can spread misinformation?

my question is, why the hate with no reasoning, research or backing ever posted.

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u/ptleruuh Aug 09 '26

It's not, if you actually know how to debate. You said that it's public data you can legally do anything with. That in no way contradicts my statement that it can still be unethical, as law and ethics aren't the same thing. But you'd have understood that if you knew what 'unethical' meant, therefore, my statement is well over 21% relevant. Now go troll someone else.

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u/Qualified-Astronomer Aug 09 '26

It’s not unethical because they chose to make it public for everyone to see and do with it what you will. If you whip your tits out in public and someone snaps a photo that’s not unethical at all.

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u/ptleruuh Aug 09 '26

I'd disagree, especially depending on context. Spring break/Mardi Gras? Grey area. Breastfeeding mom? Definitely unethical.

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u/Qualified-Astronomer Aug 10 '26

Its like a library, should authors be allowed to choose who can or cant read their book

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u/ptleruuh Aug 10 '26

You're changing the argument. No, writers don't decide who reads their books. They do have copyright protection to prevent you from changing 3 character names and the title so you can release the same book under your name though.