He's not talking about AI in general. He's talking about a device he owns.

LoganDark · 2026-09-22T09:42:08 1790070128

Agree. Anyone should be allowed to disable generative AI features on their device, especially a general computing device such as Mac. It's not some hysterical outburst about the industry to be upset when you can't do that, especially when the option used to exist but was removed.

chekibreki · 2026-09-22T09:53:34 1790070814

If you honestly can't see the blatant and absolute anti-AI rhetoric in his post (I provided a citation) and the banners, then there really is no reason to continue this discussion.

mnw21cam · 2026-09-22T11:11:26 1790075486

It's there for sure. However, it's not particularly relevant to the following two points:

1. The author should be able to do whatever he wants with his own device. That he owns.

2. The author should be able to decline consent for data-gathering activities and general AI stuff that he doesn't want.

bigstrat2003 · 2026-09-22T17:26:12 1790097972

There's absolutely nothing wrong with being against AI. Rejecting his argument that he should be able to control his computer because of that is very silly.