@alk I think that might depend entirely on how well AI ages. If it eventually becomes a dominant mode, or if it turns out to not be as much of a threat to job security as so many people fear, then the backlash towards it will be overlooked, if not forgotten.
Even so, think about how many boomers have fooled themselves into thinking that the Reagan Administration was the best thing that ever happened to the US, purely because they were kids at the time and were completely oblivious to the shit going on while they were blissfully enjoying a carefree life. Again, supposing AI becomes something of a dominant form or fizzles out in the pan, that might be the perspective that today's kids/tweens grow to adopt.
Even so, think about how many boomers have fooled themselves into thinking that the Reagan Administration was the best thing that ever happened to the US, purely because they were kids at the time and were completely oblivious to the shit going on while they were blissfully enjoying a carefree life. Again, supposing AI becomes something of a dominant form or fizzles out in the pan, that might be the perspective that today's kids/tweens grow to adopt.
I am not certain. If we were to follow history, this would make sense, but I feel most people share disdain towards that crap which would make no fond memories or nostalgia