Why is the author so concerned about having to compete with AI girlfriends? The men who would resort to such virtual companions don't have a chance with most w

Why is the author so concerned about having to compete with AI girlfriends? The men who would resort to such virtual companions don't have a chance with most women anyway, nor do most women want them. These men are better off enjoying a virtual companion than dumping money into apps like Tinder and growing embittered and angry. Ultimately, isn't this a good thing? The "undesirables" (short, poor, overweight, autistic, etc.) will voluntarily leave the dating scene altogether, and women can be happy swiping through all the remaining attractive men they truly desire. Sounds like a win-win situation. Given all the hand-wringing about "incels", I don't see what the problem is. Let the lonely men have their AI waifus. What's the harm? The article has the same energy as a Michelin-star restauranteur panicking about the existence of Top Ramen.