Short YouTube monologue expressing frustration that company AI support chatbots make it difficult to reach a real human for customer support; the speaker complains that chatbots push canned support-article responses instead of providing real help.
Every company has now got, like, an AI support chatbot, and they just make it impossible to get through to a real person, which is, like, one of my biggest frustrations right now. When I'm trying to get support on a software or something and I'm talking to an AI, I just say, like, talk to a person, and it's like, sure, but just try these support articles first. Like, all this is doing is just pulling from a database of support articles they've got. It's not actually giving me, like, I checked the support articles. What do you want me to do?
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