"Anti-AI people can't even discuss AI anymore": the widening gap hurting real regulation
curiousinquirer007 · reddit · 2026-09-09
X user Veronika argues that anti-AI people are falling behind so fast they can no longer hold an informed conversation about AI, comparing it to discussing cars with someone who thinks the 1980 Buick Regal is still the standard. She contends this is harmful for genuine AI regulation. The Reddit poster shares it as an increasingly obvious dynamic.
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