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this is the really ineffective head-in-the-sand reaction a lot of folks on Bluesky tend to have if you talk about any harm reduction-based approach to the reality that millions of people are using AI tools today. The current approach to critiquing AI is obviously not working, but they don't care.

Blocking is good! I wish more folks would block me, that’s not the issue. Refusing to engage with the millions of folks using these tools has been a losing strategy that’s done nothing to a slow adoption or to teach people about potential risks or harms; that’s the thing I’m actually lamenting here.

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There was a larger conversation going on prior to that; I am assuming you likely encountered that post in isolation because somebody wanted to dunk on it. It’s far from the entirety of the point I was making, or even a particularly significant part of it.