This is basic tooling vs intelligence. One company sells an appliance/tool with a specific application. The human does the thinking and the tool does what he/s

This is basic tooling vs intelligence. One company sells an appliance/tool with a specific application. The human does the thinking and the tool does what he/she says. The the other sells an intelligence that picks the tool for you. This integrates the tool and decision making upstream into the brain. It also scales as problems get more complex and the user wants to make decisions through abstraction. One of those is a bet on optimising for the future, the other for the present. On another note using implied insults is not really in the spirit of hackernews. It significantly reduces the quality of your comment. Many of us here do work for both of these companies and have a strong respect for each other's work.