(Image credit: Andriy Onufriyenko via Getty Images) AI doesn't have the best rep. Being the thing responsible for the memory crisis is certainly not great, but concerns over copyright , the environment , and human creativity only make things worse. That's why it's a little bit satisfying to watch a crowd of university graduates respond negatively when they're told it is the future. As spotted by 404Media , Gloria Caulfield, the vice president of strategic alliances at private equity-funded development company Tavistock , recently took to the stage at the University of Central Florida. There, she said, "Let's face it, change can be daunting. The rise of artificial intelligence is the next industrial revolution." the tech world has genuinely not grappled with how many peopledespise them and what they make pic.twitter.com/t2VIuYEjLW May 11, 2026 This statement was initially met by a brief silence, followed by a loud boo from the crowd.…