Detroit: Become Human has abuse as significant element to its story. It came under attack from the "National Association of People Abused in Childhood" when it came out, and also from Collective Shout.

Should we only tell stories about good people respecting their fellows and living happy, wholesome, conflict-free lives?

By their own logic that association should disband, as their existence could remind people of their traumatic childhood experiences.

They might want to take a look in mirror and see what institutions have been involved in many such abuse cases in the past. Hint, it's not video game companies.

This amuses me, as my wife deals with trauma from childhood abuse, and she absolutely loved that game.

The theme is about androids being abused by society, so I suppose answering that question gives insight into your views on what may happen decades from now in this pursuit of General AI.