AI Discourse Today Feels Like Getting Interrogated for Liking Wikipedia
AndyMasley · x · 2026-09-07
AndyMasley argues that many AI conversations are at the level of someone saying "I like Wikipedia and YouTube" and being told "Oh, so you're pro-internet? You don't see any problems with the internet?" — a jab at discourse that treats liking AI tools as uncritical boosterism.
Related event: Netizen Compares AI Discourse to Being Asked 'Do You Support the Internet'(2 posts)→
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