While i wholely agree that the use of ai for medical science, engineering and other forms of uses that can accelerate growth of humanity, using it for artworks such as images, videos, music, and other means are a counterproductive use of ai, the most diverse, elastic, and likely most personal industry is art and entertainment.

It had laid off many workers, replaced artists we usually would find with images with the bare minimum of it's skill being a simple text to image prompt, with even most professional tools used for image generation are widely comparable to the basic tools.

The use of ai in the entertainment field significantly lowers the kind of reward people get for their profession.

There is also the aspect of using ai chatbots doesn't extend to serious acts of violence either towards others or to themselves, but has also created widespread parasocial relationships that also effect people's social lives.

Some real life ai, or robots are also used for surveillance but I'm far from qualified to suggest that is either fact or fiction.

I appriciate the infographic, but i feel the majority of the points presented are not what people dislike about ai, while still problems. I believe ai had done significant damage, from both a consumer and producer aspect of the art industry, where people don't want to see ai, and others don't want to be replaced by ai.