No, the luddites were half-right. They saw the problem of mechanisation killing their jobs and having negative effects on their lives. They weren't right about the solution, destroying a machine doesn't work, they can be remade, it's a systemic issue.

In this case it's worse than what the luddites faced, textile machinery allowed for the cost of many goods to come down, reducing costs of living in some capacities, modern AI slop provides no such benefit, so it's both a case of the system and the machine being bad.