To this day no Anti-AI person has given me a convincing argument

A viral Reddit post is challenging anti-AI sentiment by systematically refuting common critiques. The author argues that comparing AI companies to dot-com failures misses the point—the underlying technology persists. They state AI doesn't need human-level intelligence, it just needs to outperform humans on specific, repeatable tasks, which it already does. The post concludes that serious criticism should focus on job displacement, power concentration, and bias, not claiming the tech "won't work."