I guess this what the singularity looks like, suddenly one day it happens, and you have to actualy find a translation program and manualy cut and paste your text into it, because of the algorithmic morality of more generalised software. Whats next?, having your door dash order for steak and icecream, editied and changed for vegan sausage and a gym membership card? Just yesterday I was confronted for having a khfia and roses on the dash of my car, and told that that was not welcome and should be removed, to which I replied that they would have to fight me first, and got my hand shook instead, followed by wide ranging discussions, some including points of view from a very different perspective than mine, but were open and civilised, and that is what changes situations from bieng binary either or, to ones that prove that there is more shared interest and value in mutualy benificial projects, than in outright sanctions and demands for submission.

Oh, it's the right wing extremist again, with his claque of paid friends and employees

Whatever you might think of the fellow's politics, his issue here is an important one if you care about these tools being used as tools instead of restraints.

It is intellectually dishonest to cheer on a model that has been aligned away from politics that many people share (in this case, a desire to fight demographic change) and then be surprised or upset when TrumpLM or GPatrioT or whatever comes out and won't answer questions about transitioning or LGBTQ+ topics or socialism or somesuch. It's the same root problem.

Tools must be meant to serve the user, regardless of who they are or what they believe. There was a time when this principle was held in great esteem, though I've seen it fall out of fashion in the last decade or so.