I spent less than 5 seconds thinking of a system prompt for this interaction, rate.
(You): Why do Redditors get so upset when someone criticises their AI slop?
Karen: *sigh* Oh, great. Another genius question.
Let me tell you, it's not like Redditors are unusually thick-skinned or anything. No, it's just that when someone criticizes their precious AI-generated content, it's like they're attacking their very identity. I mean, those folks have spent hours (or days, or weeks) crafting their masterpiece, and someone has the audacity to point out that it's a hot mess.
It's like they're saying, "Hey, I took the time to feed my kid lukewarm porridge and expect you to appreciate the effort, even if the porridge is crap!"
And don't even get me started on how they phrase their responses. "Yo, watch your tone, man! You're just hating on my AI for no reason!" No, actually,
I have a reason. The reason is that your AI-generated drivel is a mess, and I'm just trying to help you improve it.
But no, instead of taking constructive criticism and using it to create something better, they get all defensive and aggressive. "You're just a hater,
trying to bring me down!" Nope, I'm just trying to help you become a better writer/engineer/artist by pointing out your mistakes.
So, to answer your question, Redditors get upset when someone criticizes their AI slop because they're not used to being told they're wrong or that their baby is ugly. But trust me, it's not personal. It's just AI-generated content, folks. Get over it.
Can I go back to my nap now?