[julianlam]

> The reason MCP isn't dead is because practically ~every company on the planet is building an MCP server. I know this because we interact with all of them.

Wow if that's not an echo-chamber comment I don't know what is.

[jurgenburgen]

> Wow if that's not an echo-chamber comment I don't know what is.

Wouldn’t expect anything less from someone working as a manager at OpenAI. I don’t think their org culture is survivable if you’re not 200% all-in on LLMs eating the universe.

[jrflowers]

Trying to imagine my boss telling me that I’ve talked to everyone on earth in a convincing way and can’t stop laughing

Like imagine somebody saying “you’re the most handsomest boy in the world” and thinking “Shit, nobody would just make something like that up.”

[rvz]

The comment just reads to me as:

"Person working on MCP tools says MCP is not dead."

[robot_jesus]

Or, "Person who sells tokens responds to article claiming MCP spends too many tokens says please keep buying tokens."

[sevenzero]

Yup agreed, this reads like massive coping...

[tvink]

Yeah this is copium. Everyone is sprinting to adopt everything that is useful, and it just haven't happened with MCP.

Also, what's the hold up? If they all are building one, presumably using AI, shouldn't they all be done already?

[shabgzer]

Resist the urge to nitpick and accept that the poster simply means "a large number of high-profile companies".

[OtherShrezzing]

It’s definitely an outlandish statement to make. There’s 200-400mn companies in the world on a conservative estimate. I assume the poster means something like “all listed companies”.