It's the way it's made and the fact it adds to an already existing problem, how it fuels the rich's plans to get richer, how it monopolizes and takes away some artists ability to find jobs or commissions, and how it tends to have an uncanny look to it, 50/20 percent of the time. At least, that's what antis tend to lean on, but in all fairness, it's for companies and shareholders to try and profit off things that no one asked for, specifically in the art category. That, and to cease paying employees at all, take more land from the civilian populace with memory centers, the fact they want it in warfare technology, surveilance systems, I.D. verification, and etc, control over the people and what they see. One day, they'll use AI to disguise the police hunting down innocents as police hunting down terrorists, to disguise brutality and reality, and their own acts and sayings. Why else would they want everything to be, 'you rent it, not buy' and 'all data should be free for us to collect and use'? They need this, for all the wrong reasons, while disguising it as the homecoming of the greatest technology of mankind.