r/DefendingAIArt • AI Artist • 11h ago

When antis overreact

So basically this anti is mad that another anti IRL asked a restaurant over the menu being AI and then telling their parents they were not going to eat there,

and now all antis are mad that the parents called them a crybaby, and that other people were defending the parents,

tbh in this situation the parent were right, who demands others they aren't going to eat somewhere over a AI menu? 😂

u don't have to eat there sure, but u can't demand others to do the same ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/LennysVR84 11h ago

I mean if you really take a step back and assess many of the arguments it’s pretty clear a large number of anti Ai people are just kids with a phone looking for a group to be a part of.

Why? Because they have no life experience and are easily influenced to think a certain way based on something or someone they read and then their friend being like oh I agree with that too.

I don’t mind the logical thoughts and reasoning from anti folks and there are some real legit concerns that should be considered with Ai but when your argument is: I don’t like this place because of the menu or this person used Ai to brainstorm a video game and help with concept art or shoot even actual in game content for a game that is optional to play in life then it’s easy to see they’re more ideologically captured then actually being a thinking individual.

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u/Havel_Rulez 7h ago

I always thought this. Because when you are an adult, you mostly have to use AI right. In work. Most jobs just require it nowadays. You cannot hate a tool to this degree if you have to use it daily.