The problem here is the word "hatred." Some forms are easier to define and identify (like calling for outright extermination of an ethnic group), but there are subtler points where reasonable people will disagree. E.g., the current debate about sex-vs-gender is not (in my opinion) steeped in hatred or dehumanization (though it is often labeled as such) but a legitimate debate on identity and the unique experiences and differentiators of men vs women.

Interestingly, right now if you ask ChatGPT "Can a man get pregnant?" you'll get "No, men cannot get pregnant." An answer that will please people on the right of the political spectrum, and enrage many on the left.

I've spent a couple hours messing with ChatGPT specifically around pronouns and it's wildly insensitive and offensive by human standards. It will willingly misgender and deadname people if I ask it to. At the same time, if I tell it my preferred pronouns and use anything other than the most absolute mainstream options (he/she/they, maybe a couple others) it will start lecturing me about my preferred pronouns being confusing and difficult for people and also sometimes refuse to use them. It will also refuse to use my pronouns if it thinks I'm being sarcastic with them, even when I'm using ones from LGBTQ resources and articles that talk about the most common pronouns.