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Do you think we've reached the point in this subreddit where the pros outnumber the antis?

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This is mostly just my observation. I am not trying to say that we should lock down the subreddit and make it an echo chamber. A few dissenting voices is always appreciated, keeps the brain sharp. But it has gotten to the point where I feel like this every post's comment section is mostly AI Bros.…

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  1. 2026-08-31 16:51 · r/antiai
    Do you think we've reached the point in this subreddit where the pros outnumber the antis?

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