I appreciate your participation in the conversation. I would personally refrain from saying someone is wrong in a question they’re interested in. Being a strong AI advocate is really cool, but I think it would be more productive to help by actually understanding the rationale for the questions.
Another thing is that blanket statements aren’t really statistically true. For example, I can see that for our customers with AI enabled, only ~10% have AI summary enabled.
Related topics however, is something we highly recommend in a large community. It is way more powerful than Suggested topics, but you can do without it in a small community (imo).
To answer your question @Rubi I think it makes a lot of sense to try to gather statistics to convince your admins on why it might be a good idea to turn on certain AI features.
The first thing that jumps to mind is definitely spam protection. We have seen time and time again that turning on AI spam detection during an ongoing attack blocks pretty much all the spam users and posts. Keeping it on all the time seems like a very sensible thing to do.