It's probably unfair, but due to repeated experiences with harassment, I've come to associate human-generated stuff with hatefulness. I know most creators aren't like that (so if you don't use AI but don't hate AI, this article isn't about you, don't worry), but it's just how I ended up feeling.

(Humanity, hatefulness, racism (humanity is a type of race), homosexuality and homophobia. It's kind of inherent, I suppose.)

Looking at stuff made by a creator that either exclusively uses AI, or does both manual and AI stuff, makes me feel more at ease. It reassures me that this creator isn't one that would hate you for the tools that you use. Or hate you for being a robot supporting your fellow robots.

In other words, it's far more likely that a creator that doesn't use AI hates AI, than a creator using AI and hating manually-created works. I don't even know if the latter exists, while the former exists in spades. So AI usage is indicative of inclusivity and tolerance.

(I should do a Bayesian analysis on this, lol)

Once again, this isn't fully fair since not using AI stuff doesn't necessarily mean that you hate it – it might just not work well for you. But the possibility is enough to make me too anxious to engage with it.