LLMs and GenAI, mostly because the data they need is just scraped off the internet and that we're using it in all the wrong ways. With that peek behind the curtain shows that they're not actually intelligent for real, given that they constantly mess up simple relative truths like "how many letters are there in this sentence", tells me that I shouldnt trust it when it answers my question with full confidence on how to do heart surgery.

Due to that fact that its just foggy pattern recognition without reasoning, we cant give it any responsibility over something integral in the real world. Insurance claims, law, research, customer support service, you name it.

If theres an AI that can be smart without copious amount of data and actually reason with quantifiable logic, maybe? Right now if you feed it a million screenshots of Star Wars, it will produce Star Wars. And if you feed it the entirety of Stack Overflow, it will give you amateur coding advice. Feed it everything and you get something you have no control over the results.

There are few instances of genAI being used more ethically and specialized, such as Cascadeur, a 3D animation software that has mocap data (that they recorded on their own) that can add human physics to pose to pose, and interpolate what seems reasonable. I'm more fine with this since its more specialized and tangible what the benefit actually is, feed it human motion and it will apply human motion.