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You're fighting back against things that have almost nothing to do with this topic, except the nowadays ever-present dividing triggerword.
You should read the article and/or some top comments. tl;dr: he wasn't kicked out, he was criticized for breaking the rules and left in a hissy fit. It has comparatively little to do with AI, and in fact I have seen very similar thingshappening long before its advent into everyday life.
Don't just automatically fight back. We need more nuance than that.