Exactly. The problem isn't that MCP is poorly designed for enterprise uses, it is that LLMs are being used for things where they are not appropriate. > In fin

Exactly. The problem isn't that MCP is poorly designed for enterprise uses, it is that LLMs are being used for things where they are not appropriate. > In financial services, this means a trading AI could misinterpret numerical types and execute trades with the wrong decimal precision. If you are letting an LLM execute trades with no guardrails then it is a ticking time bomb no matter what protocol you use for the tool calls. > When an AI tool expects an ISO-8601 timestamp but receives a Unix epoch, the model might hallucinate dates rather than failing cleanly. If your process breaks because of a hallucinated date -- don't use an LLM for it.