"Know your environment" applies.
On any social media platform, long posts may not work well.
There are also different categories of internet users who may respond to your post. Your innocent very-wordy post (since removed) was a trigger. As this thread trails off into the ether, you'll see the tone get harsher.
Older generations may be scared and confused by new ideas. That's just how it goess. The dilemma is that if you go to a younger crowd of social media users, you can quickly fall under the weight of opinions and facts associated with AI and similar topics.
I have no problem straddling here, bogleheads, reddit and whatever else comes along. There's so much to learn, and you never know where the next nugget comes from.
Like you I experiment with new things. I've been that way forever. My career was based on discovering bits of tech before they reached critical mass, and developing practical experience with such. That helped me consult at higher levels with business. So I imagine today we could find youthful AI disciples, who are not so different than I was in the mid 80's with desktop hardware and software. I recall some corp employees who could not accept the idea of computers at all.