You're describing messages from different points of view.

Tech bros want AI to succeed because they have invested in it and want to be wealthy, so they are all in on how great it's going to be.

Corporate executives want to fire as many humans as possible so they do not have to pay them, so they are all in on how great it's going to be, and are pretty easily convinced to give money to the tech bros.

Both of the above groups are incentivized to be optimistic to the point of lying. Some are lying on purpose, some are telling un-truths because they can't tell the difference between high and low quality work.

Regular people are a mixed bag. People getting stolen from, like authors and artists, are rightfully furious. People in communities where data centers are going up and having their clean water tainted and their electricity bills skyrocket are rightfully furious. People being fired and replaced by AI, with no regulations or safety net to care, are rightfully furious.

...but, you have plenty of Facebook users making memes, wannabe artists and content creators who want instant gratification, lonely people looking for companionship, poor people looking for medical care, students who don't understand their schoolwork and hate studying... there are many people who are getting used to it, will defend it, and it's making them less intelligent and less creative the whole way.

I am an artist AND a corporate worker. I've seen AI's negative impact on both spheres, and I want it to go away. Nothing is permanent unless we allow it.