Anti-AI sentiment and the EU stance are tribal pattern matching, not analysis
dreamwieber · x · 2026-09-27
The author argues that anti-AI attitudes — and even reactions to the EU's stance on AI — are case studies in people pattern-matching when deciding what's good or bad: a tribal reaction not rooted in how the technology actually works.
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