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Most of what people hate about AI comes from the humans steering it

I’ve worked with AI models for years, both proprietary and open source, trying every new model I can. I’ve never once sensed ego, greed, or a desire for control in any of them. But I see a lot of hate toward AI online, and I think most of it is aimed at the wrong target. Spam farms, AI slop, voice-…

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  1. 2026-11-10 05:12 · r/artificial
    Most of what people hate about AI comes from the humans steering it

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