Yes, because of the way its used, the way its presented, and how bad it is.

Different people would hate it for different reasons tho

The most common use for AI seems to be Nazi/Fascist/Republican propaganda. Basically anywhere you go is an endless number of bots pushing to defend neo-nazis, tell people that Trump totally isnt a pedophile, make posts about "If he had just complied he would have lived" etc etc etc.

The subset of people who recognize this, would hate AI because its really only good as a propaganda mill.

The next set would be because of the way its being pushed to replace workers, AI doesnt actually make the remaining workers jobs easier, and it doesnt do work more efficiently, its just another excuse to cut headcounts, make a shittier service and charge more for it.

Finally is because its A) Very often wrong and B) Being used to replace actual critical thinking.

Its a growing problem, especially in academia. Students are coming into college or high school with absolutely no idea how to do actual research, how to write a paper in a logical way, how to follow basic logic chains etc. And there is so much bad information being produced by AI now that its becoming harder and harder to find actual good information. For every doctor telling you to vaccinate kids, there are a dozen AI driven videos that have some person being confidently wrong about everything to do with vaccines.

Are there still students who didnt cheat their way through high school with AI? yes.

But they are becoming more and more rare.

And given how wrong AI usually is (AI is very good at being confidently wrong), this means that we have a whole generation growing up who cant tell the difference between "Measles can kill you if you dont get vaccinated" and "Shooting gay people is a fun weekend activity"