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AI Shaming Is the New Cancel Culture: Creativity, Small Business, and the EQ Problem Behind Digital Outrage
Blog Post 8-1-26 - Live at 11pm ET
AI Shaming Is the New Cancel Culture
Anyone who believes their personal opinion should dictate, shame, or publicly punish another person or business for the tools they use to advertise their product, cause, event, book, service, fundraiser, farm stand, local festival, or small business is not protecting creativity.
They are bullying.
And in many cases, they are becoming today’s newest version of cancel culture.
It may not come packaged the same way. It may not involve the same political arguments or social hashtags we have grown used to seeing. But the behavior is familiar. A group of people decides that something is unacceptable. Then they begin mocking, shaming, piling on, and trying to pressure others into avoiding, rejecting, or condemning anyone who fails to obey the approved position.
In this case, the target is often artificial intelligence.
Or more accurately, what people casually call artificial intelligence.
Because that is part of the problem. Not every tool being used is the same thing. There are multiple forms of accelerated intelligent software, cloud-based programs, automation tools, creative assistance platforms, data sorting systems, editing tools, design programs, writing assistants, marketing platforms, visual layout programs, and content development resources. Some are built for image generation. Some are built for writing support. Some are built for research assistance. Some are built for sorting information. Some are built for workflow, scheduling, customer service, editing, coding, formatting, organization, or design.
Calling all of it “AI” as if it is one giant evil machine coming for humanity is lazy thinking.
It is also convenient thinking.
Because once people flatten every tool into one villain, they no longer have to understand what the tool actually does, how it is being used, who is using it, or why they may need it in the first place.
That is where the conversation gets dishonest.
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