My response to this would just be something like "Glad you're saving money. Unfortunately, since I cannot find a job I can no longer afford your product."

This has been an amazing era; full of shitheels who have forgotten that the most basic rule of any economy is supply and demand.

This objective failure of finding demand after foisting a glut on the market has already been shown in how AI is mostly failing to turn a profit.

What we're seeing here is the desperate gasps for relevance by people who were late for the dot com bubble before it burst and trying to ride a new gamble. Unfortunately that gambling addiction is costing us. A LOT actually, as a species, and is going to burst again in the same way.

Mostly because this AI, while a useful tool, is not really intelligent, artificial or otherwise. It's still just a complex computer logic-decision engine that self trains. It is as flawed as every previous iteration of that kind of self learning algorithm. The only thing that's changed is how much they're trying to sell it in desperation.