[gavmor]

Unlike "value demand," which is genuine demand arising from customer needs, failure demand is demand caused by failures such as errors, defects, inefficiencies, or poor service delivery. For example, if a service does not fulfill a customer's need properly, the customer must come back, creating more demand that is essentially avoidable. Failure demand leads to inefficiency, additional costs, and deteriorated customer and employee experiences.

[GaggiX]

So you're implying that ChatGPT and similar are so popular because of "errors, defects, inefficiencies, or poor service delivery", how does this make any sense in the context?