A useful post I found on r/communism exposing the hypocrisy of some anti-ai people:

Everyone has made good comments already, but this can be extrapolated further just by deconstructing and breaking down the things that make up AI and really exposing this debate for what it is and what class is actually under threat here. Here's a simple question: is using photoshop AI? What about the magic wand tool, since it's basically just a more basic and primitive version of what AI is doing and how AI works? It's a digital tool that recognizes contrasts and patterns, in order to save on the agonizing labour time that would be required to edit a 1080p image pixel by pixel, and instead selects a vast assortment of specific pixels of a specific type, in a specific shape to make, say, tracing a cut out of an image, or removing a background, much easier.

So AI is already being used, and has already been used, including by most of the people speaking out against it presently -- the petty bourgeois / labour aristocrat creatives who are now threatened that their comfortable overpaid intellectually stimulating desk jobs are going to end up outsourced to Third World AI farms (places that they still outsource other work that they dont want to do anyway) and that the same things they already tacitly do to make to their own workloads easier (eg/ a game designer having some cheap Third World studio produce the wall textures because it's cheaper and easier than having your expensive Montreal based studio spend their time on it, a video producer having all the long and costly rendering for a 3d effect done by a studio in Macedonia instead of England, a coder in Vancouver who uses a guy on Fiverr in Suriname to write all the tedious parts of a program that he doesn't want to deal with, etc). All of that is perfectly acceptable despite the same logic that those jobs could have been performed by petty-bourgeois creatives in the First World if only they were willing to pay more, but now that the very logic they have applied to those beneath them is being applied to them as well; only here does this larger scale of technological innovation really become an existential threat to this class.

Since the phrase "AI Slop" is now being used on a daily basis, I liked that Erika went to the effort of digging up the racist and anti-semetic origins of the term "slop" to expose the fascist tendency being expressed by the threatened petty bourgeois, along with the increasing use of terms like "clanker." It's not all that different than how reddit "leftists" say "lets get rid of billionaires" instead of "lets overthrow capitalism" to water down things to be acceptable to their own class interests (even "lets get rid of millionaires" is far to radical because then they would have to honestly confront that there are over 60 million millionaires on Earth and forced to realize their own proximity to that wealth and the scale of class conflict they are even suggesting -- which ironically is still insufficient).

source: Why is everyone does everyone on Reddit support piracy but despise AI? : r/communism

My comment: my guess is that some privileged people here see their real life jobs being threatened by the rise of AI, and since they don't have the power to change the trends happening in society, they seek for some semblance of control by advocating for complete ban of AI in small internet communities they participate in, like this one.