Nick Land Land

The show is Gnostic nonsense. Any connections to class politics is purely coincidental.

If you want to watch as show with class struggle: The Expanse.

It's a clash of civilizations/race war scenario

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Logan is only a bad guy from within William's perspective where he sees the hosts as real-ish people and from within the hosts' fictional stories. The end of their arc in season 1 shows that Logan was just trying to help William to realize that he was playing a video game. They set him up as an asshole to help sell him as an apparent villain, that's all. He did basically nothing wrong.

Yeah, but that's before he has enough exposure to the hosts to see them behave like AI. Logan has been a few times and seen the hosts loop. William doesn't see that until he finds Dolores having been reset after dying. That's the point where he realizes it's all fake. Before that when he went wild on the park he still saw the hosts as human more or less, just that his rampage was justified because he was trying to save the girl.
Yeah but if you see the same animations and hear the same lines it breaks the immersion and you can't help but see them as fake.

That claim doesn't come from Ford originally, however. That comes from the AI tasked with recreating human consciousness in The Forge. Given the show had earlier presented an AI recreation of Ford operating in The Cradle, it is reasonable to presume this AI is aware of what the process entails and has little reason to lie to Dolores and Bernard when talking with them.

The AI is trying to build human simulations based on their park behavior and their own memories. The park behavior is an extremely specific context and human memories are far from reliable. There's also the open question about why human copies fall apart when put outside the simulation, which suggests that the simulations don't quite match the real world.

it's liberal.

Yes, that's something the AI in question directly states. It then proceeds to immediateely explain that those errors were due to the assumption of complexity. Did you even watch the show?

At the point where they talk to the AI, human copies in physical bodies still aren't viable. William says that the engineers think stability is a few years away. The most recent failed test was conducted a matter of days prior to this.