At the end of the day, it's just pixels on a screen. It's not fair to compare it to machine guns or atomic bombs which cause real physical harm. You might argu

At the end of the day, it's just pixels on a screen. It's not fair to compare it to machine guns or atomic bombs which cause real physical harm. You might argue that the technology to make pixels on a screen resembling real humans is bad, but then you have to actually make that argument (and "some people got scammed" is indeed such an argument, albeit a pretty weak one), not just shift it to "this is technology, machine guns are technology, machine guns are bad".