Blogger suspects companies ship bad AI integrations on purpose to make people hate AI
yunta_tsai · x · 2026-11-02
yuntatsai argues that some companies seem to deliberately ship clunky "artificial but not intelligent" AI integrations — almost like a psyop designed to make users hate AI. The quip captures a growing frustration with forced AI features degrading both products and public perception of AI.
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