Pissed off at AI? Scream here.
Where to vent about AI.
You're angry about AI and there's nowhere to put it. Your group chat has heard it. Your manager thinks it's the future. The big platforms you'd normally complain on are sorted, ranked and moderated by the same kind of software you're complaining about.
So here's a place built for exactly that. This page explains what it is, what it keeps and what you can say.
Why it's hard to complain about AI anywhere else
Try it. Post something furious about a chatbot on a big platform and a system decides who sees it before a single person does. Negative posts can get less reach. Swearing can get you flagged. A long, honest complaint about a product can quietly vanish, and nobody tells you why.
At work it's worse. When AI is company policy, saying you hate it sounds like saying you hate your job. Plenty of people are told to be excited in public and are quietly dreading it in private. Friends are sympathetic for a while, then tired.
None of that makes the anger go away. It just leaves it with nowhere to go.
What LODA AI is
LODA AI is a wall of anonymous rants by humans who've had enough of AI. You write a rant of up to 500 characters, pick a category if one fits, add hashtags if you like, and post it. It shows up on the wall with your anonymous handle on it.
Other people react with Fire, Same rage, LOL or Hug, and reply in threads underneath. The wall has three tabs: Latest for everything in order, Hot for what's landing right now, and For You, which leans towards the tags you react to and reply to most.
The categories are the things people keep coming back to:
- Hallucinations. Made-up facts, fake citations, total confidence. It lied to your face.
- Job Displacement. Laid off, replaced, or training the bot that's about to take your seat.
- Corporate Hype. "AI-powered" everything, keynote theatre, CEOs promising the moon. Call bullshit.
- Bad AI Support. Trapped in a chatbot loop that will never, ever let you talk to a human.
- Training Data Theft. Your words, your code, your work. Scraped without asking, sold back to you.
- AI Art Theft. Artists' styles ripped off, remixed and passed off as "generated".
- Overconfidence. Dead wrong, a hundred per cent sure, zero apology.
- "As an AI…" Replies. Asked a simple question, got a disclaimer and a lecture instead.
- AGI Doomers. The robots are coming for everything, apparently. Rage at the doom or the doomers.
How anonymous is anonymous?
No email. No phone. No real name. You sign up with a username, a password and one of thirty drawn avatars. The username is only for logging in and is never shown to anyone. What people see is a generated handle, something like FedUpFox42. You can swap it for a new one a few times if it gets stale, and your earlier rants show the new one. Photos lose their location and camera data before anything is stored.
Because there's no email, there's no reset link. At signup you get a recovery code, shown once. If you forget your password, that code gets you back in. Lose both and the account is gone for good. Nobody here can prove it's yours, which is also why nobody can hand it to someone else.
Bot farms are kept out by a short puzzle your device solves while you sign up. No CAPTCHA, and signing up keeps no IP at all. The privacy page lists everything that is stored and why.
What you can say
Almost anything. Swearing encouraged. Bleak jokes, unpopular takes and brutal honesty about products, companies and the people who run them all stay up. Nobody here is judging your tone, and being negative is not a crime.
The only lines are the legal ones: nothing illegal, no doxxing, no real threats against real people, no explicit images, and no spam. Posting limits and a few automatic checks catch the obvious cases, and a Report button sits on every rant and comment for the rest. Venting that you'd like to throw your laptop out of a window is not a threat. The full list, with examples, is in the Community Guidelines.
Venting isn't a plan. It still helps.
Nobody is pretending a rant fixes anything. It won't get your refund processed or your job back. What it does is get the thing out of your head and in front of people who get it. Read the wall for five minutes and you'll find someone who hit the same chatbot loop, lost the same contract or got the same fake citation. That counts for more than it sounds.
If what's eating you is work, and the fear that AI is coming for yours, read AI job anxiety. It's a plain look at that fear and what actually helps.
How to start
- Pick a username, a password and an avatar. Tick the box that says you're 13 or older.
- Save your recovery code somewhere safe. It is shown once.
- Hit Vent Now, write it, post it. That's it.
Start a rant before you sign up and it waits for you. Whatever you wrote is still there once you're in.
Your turn. Let it out.
A username and a password. No email. No phone. Thirty seconds, then the wall is yours.