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Its not a good point, its whining about change and service providers offering change.
Alternatively, let people complain about whatever is bothering them, as long as it’s done in good faith, instead of forcing them to complain only about what you think appropriate.
It’s like someone complaining that a restaurant has rats and cockroaches and then someone else saying “complain on the merits of the food. If anyone can offer tastier pizzas or comfier chairs I’ll be happy to dine there, but until then I’m not sure what we are talking about here”. It’s your prerogative to not care about the rats and cockroaches, but it does not make other people’s complaints invalid.
Or, it would be if it was intentional. It's a bit suspicious but it is probably incidental or opportunistic... though I do really struggle to see why this tool wasn't made better use of internally to actually harden their infra against the big scary AI they were testing.
— Gilfoyle