The AI Backlash Keeps Growing Stronger
When Duolingo quietly wiped its viral owl videos from TikTok, it wasn’t just a branding shift—it marked a turning point in public sentiment about AI. What began as a clever app known for memes and gamified learning has become a flashpoint in a growing backlash against automation. As companies tout AI as efficient and innovative, more people—especially younger users—are pushing back. This article tracks the tipping point where enthusiasm for AI turns into something more volatile: organized resistance. Reece Rogers with WIRED has the full story.
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