Comment by rckt

> Everyone wants everything with the AI.

All the _investors_ want everything with AI. Lots of people - non-tech workers even - just want a product that works and often doesn't work differently than it did last year. That goal is often at odds with the ai-everywhere approach du jour.

>When everyone around you is telling you that you just have to start doing something and it's not even about the moral side of that thing.

No, that's the most important situation to consider the moral thing. My slightly younger peers years back were telling everyone to eat tide pods. That's a pretty important time to say "no, that's a really stupid idea", even if you don't get internet clout.

I'd hope the tech community of all people would know what it's like to resist peer pressure. But alas.

>But this doesn't mean that we all need to victim blame everyone who doesn't feel comfortable in this trendy stream.

I don't see that at all in the article. Quite the opposite here actually. I just see a person being transparent about their business and morals and commentors here using it to try and say "yea but I like AI". Nothing here attacked y'all for liking it. The author simply has his own lines.