Having a philosophy is okay, but people must understand the social coencequences as well. Maybe similar example would be that people allow only assembly in their projects and compiled languages are forbidden. The impact is here likely similar on projects that are needed for something, and not just for fun.

> You're also wrong that AI isn't the problem: it is. AI is the problem because it's too addictive and easy to use, and we're not rational creatures but instinctive.

This is kinda moving the responsibility to the wrong place, and similar issue is on other topics. Is it the fault of the store if they put expensive things on areas where they are easy to steal? And then the store complains about lost property. Should we ban placing the things on poor places or criminalize thiefs and disallow thiefs to enter the store again?