Noticing a trend? In life. Elsewhere online. Can even be observed on chain. Presented with some form of communication produced using these AI tools/services. It's meant to be squeaky clean and, perfect. The one presenting it at times intends on making the recipient feel as if they're communicating with someone who's squeaky clean and perfect; capable. Call them out on their bullshit. Snap! Quickly find out they're not able to communicate worth a shit, the hard way. They're not angry over being caught using the tools or services, they're pissed it's now clear they were attempting to deceive and people know.

Would you ever be angry if someone saw you hammering and suggested you used a hammer to build that deck?

The root of the problem is the deception. The tools and services are fine. Much like a hammer is perfectly fine, until someone uses it to start bonking people over the head. People are not upset with the hammer if that happens. They're telling the human to stop.

It's interesting though. Watching society attempt to adjust. I just spent an hour talking to a search bar whereas it used to only take me half a minute to find what I need.