No, they do generate that outrage, you've just become used to ignoring it.

Besides, outrage is mostly a response to change, or seeing something in the news (a major outrage driver). If there's no news item to hang it on the outrage just sort of sits there uselessly.

There's a lot of outrage to go round. An entire US administration devoted to maximising gross national outrage will do that.

The class commentary affects why you're hearing about it, not what the baseline level of outrage is.

Also, we are mostly too young to have experienced the outrage generated by industrial farming, industrialized manufacturing etc., while the outrage generated by AI is right here, right now.