I Suspect the Same on Reddit as Well. Handful of Accounts have been Posting Dogmatic Anti-AI Rhetoric on All Popular Subs
Summary
The author suspects that a small number of accounts on Reddit are consistently posting dogmatic anti-AI rhetoric across popular subreddits.
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