Why No AI? is a single-issue advocacy page built around one question: what is lost when generative AI becomes the default? Rather than reviewing products or tracking releases, it collects objections to how AI systems are trained and deployed, presenting them as a case for opting out.
The page organizes its argument into themes. It claims that training data is gathered without consent, license, or payment, and that scraping generates bot traffic heavy enough to force some site operators offline. It also argues that AI-generated search answers reproduce scraped content without sending readers back to the source, cutting authors off from their audience.
Beyond copyright, the site raises concerns about deepfakes and nonconsensual imagery, surveillance and profiling in public spaces, and automated targeting of innocent people. Environmental costs of AI infrastructure are mentioned as an additional reason for concern.
This material suits artists, writers, musicians, publishers, and small site owners who want concise arguments they can reuse in discussions or campaigns. Educators and policymakers looking for a critical perspective may also find it useful as a starting point.
Because the page is polemical and lightly sourced, readers should treat it as an opinion brief and verify specific claims independently. It is most effective as a prompt for further reading rather than a definitive reference.
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