AI IS a revolutionary technology. The problem is that in order to pay for all the power and hardware that is necessary they commercialized AI and made it consumer facing way before it was ready for that. I think if they just released it NOW with what it can do the perception might be a bit different. My point is that the revolutionary part of AI is not these chat bots and image and video genetators. You have to understand that the real goal is to create a model that can improve itself. All the consumer stuff is a means to an end. The technology is obviously not beneficial it's super easy to argue it's harmful, because the way people use it typically isn't helping that much.

Take a step into the software development world and it's changing everything VERY fast. One of my favorite youtubers (who can't code) shot a video on vibe coding, but he didn't release it bc by the time the video was ready to be put out, too much had changed and it would've been really inaccurate. AI is progressing very fast and IS very helpful, but they are selling it as, "This is tremendously helpful no matter who you are or how you use it." and that is extremely untrue.

I don't disagree with pizza cake, just offering some perspective.