No, I think there is. Too many people building AI tools. I see it in my org. Tons of low value work but the ai sycophant is telling everyone "you're a genius, this is great" so they continue.
We built a "fire and forget" agent that's supposed to complete whole jira tasks or that we're supposed to be able to call from slack. You put a ticket in to "make random.md document" and it creates a ton of unit tests and makes "notrandom.md" and says "success". Tons of engineers pulling plugins/skills/etc and injecting them in places they don't belong, lots with blatantly wrong info. People making whole frameworks and tools around their AI workflows, but they're worthless, anything that made sense gets released a week after they finish building from anthropic/openai/etc.
100% agree. AI isn't hacking, it's a completely different crowd. So much front page space is wasted talking about the latest version, some funding controversy, or these useless add-on tools.
Can't tell you how much garbage AI tooling is being built within my org. Whole teams spinning their wheels basically rebuilding claude code because execs are obsessed with "dark factory". Individuals building plugins/skills/mcps that are duplicated or just plain wrong (why do I see so many skills/plugins telling our agents to use main branch when we've always used master???).
I've yanked MOST tools OUT of my claude code/opencode/codex. MCPs to centralize auth to our knowledge base, jira, gitlab. Then a singular short simple markdown file in each project/repo. When brainstorming, maybe I'll create a one off .md that I'll delete once the thing is built/implemented.