And yet it has primarily been a negative so far with terrible stewards, so forgive me for not being so optimistic.
But it's equally obvious that this has nothing to do with the tech itself.
This is like separating “the use case” of killing people from guns and still trying to have a coherent discussion about them. You simply can’t handwave it away with “well that’s not the tool’s fault.” It’s unproductive and sidesteps the conversation.
And even then we still need them because sometimes you do need to kill someone who's trying to kill you, which is not morally wrong.
The question, again, is how they are used.