Not how I see it.

One is living in a fantasy world where you believe a product that's good at very specific applications will be the end-all, be-all of technological advancements that will allow corporations to divest themselves of reliance on human work.

The other is using alarmist language to draw attention to the fact that corporations are in the process of cutting out humanity from the fruits of their labor and ability to survive.

Sorry, but in the case of an existential threat to a large portion of humanity, pointing the finger and screaming "Abomination!" is a perfectly acceptable response to me.