I think what they've noticed is a similar arc where both products got initially sold as being universally required and applicable and generational which justifi

I think what they've noticed is a similar arc where both products got initially sold as being universally required and applicable and generational which justified enough investment to spawn a whole industry. And instead of fulfilling such dramatic hype they're both just good tools that are far from universally needed, not objectively superior to all other options, and there's nothing special about them that will keep them from getting supplanted by newer tools, which is the norm for even the industry even if the tools are good.