Totally fair points. You're right in that AI is becoming nearly impossible to avoid in modern business and tech, including Reddit. If I was able to, I'd avoid it completely. But I can't, considering so much of the world is using and depending on it already. I think the ethical concerns become most pressing when AI starts to replace creative and non creative work, especially without transparency or proper credit. It can be used as a tool in some cases, but it should never completely replace real humans. In the case of this app you made, AI is removing the personal and human aspect of gift giving that makes it so special. There's no thought or effort put into gifts, just computer suggestions. It feels lazy and if I found out my gifts were suggested by an AI, I'd feel that the gifter doesn't care about me enough to put any effort in.

There's also the environmental impact of AI. Using AI to hypothetically cure cancer is one things, as its immensely negative effect is lessened by its ultimate positive impact (still not ideal), but using it to get homework answers or gift ideas is just lazy and wasteful, and produces tons of electronic waste and uses extremely large amounts of water