Personally, no, I much prefer 2-stage triggers in my AI and all my other rifles. I find that it lets me pull the first stage and either break the shot immediately or to pause and focus on my breathing or timing the reticle.
The only thing the AI trigger gives up IMO is the pull weight is heavier than ideal for easy free-recoiling on barricades. That's not to say it can't be done, but it takes more practice to not pull the reticle off target during the trigger pull.
I am of the mindset that the factory trigger is what it is, and shouldn't be adjusted outside of AI's recommended pull weight (~3 lbs), and definitely shouldn't be adjusted to imitate a single stage pull. Others will disagree and adjust their triggers as they see fit, but since I like to shoot matches the safety of my rifle is important to me, and I don't want something to happen where there's even a slight possibility of the gun failing the "drop test" and going off.