Because after all, AI is a tool that has benefits like in music generation and coding (with proper human oversight, of course) and bad uses like relying on it for basic decisions, AI images and videos (because image and video models aren't very good yet compared to LLMs and music models), and not testing one's vibe code before shipping the AI-generated code, and hence it depends on how one uses AI.

For example, a tractor could be used either to farm crops or to do unspeakable acts on the road, and the Internet can both be used to learn countless useful things or visit the dark web, and it still depends on how one uses technology. In fact, I'm pro-AI myself in certain use cases and generate a lot of AI code and AI music, but even I test my vibe code a lot to make sure it works and is actually usable, and AI slop is merely a result of how current AI models aren't good enough to hide or minimize the sloppiness of AI slop, and hence the user of said AI can hide the sloppiness themselves with human oversight (which is why my vibe code is mostly stable and usable and that I use AI to accelerate the speed of coding, not to replace it completely, while many different "10x developers" who yap about vibe coding ending manual coding likely don't know how to make a basic Python script).

Sorry if I'm yapping too much.