Is n8n pivot to AI perhaps them stepping away from that market? Or spreading themselves too thin? I don't know but their sudden heavy adaption of AI will have

Is n8n pivot to AI perhaps them stepping away from that market? Or spreading themselves too thin? I don't know but their sudden heavy adaption of AI will have detrimental affects on their other business such as integration of less "sexy" basic services such as FTP and SOAP. I guess it all comes down to how well Claude and Co. work with integrating legacy systems based on priority protocols (in part). Because I assume that's the kind of systems that are coming up for retirement.