I like to read Ed (and Gary) as a counterbalance to the AI hype that is pervasive. But Ed reads more and more like he has been personally wronged by the AI com

I like to read Ed (and Gary) as a counterbalance to the AI hype that is pervasive. But Ed reads more and more like he has been personally wronged by the AI companies and is on a righteous crusade to destroy them. He has plenty of valid criticisms, but he comes across like he has his head in the sand when he can't seem to acknowledge any potential upside at all related to AI. It's starting to feel like he's just interpreting news and events to fit his worldview, which isn't that valuable as a reader (unless I want that worldview affirmed for me).