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Why do people automatically assume AI is going to become useful at some point?

I feel like almost everyone, up to and including AI skeptics, people who are fully aware of how poorly these companies are run and how limited this technology truly is, keep hedging their criticisms. I listen to podcasts like the Ben and Emil Show, and at the very end of their long rants about how…

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  1. 2026-10-23 21:24 · r/antiai
    Why do people automatically assume AI is going to become useful at some point?

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