The reality is most startups are not like Figma. They would make pretty bad businesses and their only exit strategy is to get acquired.

There's simply no way they could stand on their own legs and go public.

Rather than actually discuss policy or anything concrete, because they have nothing to offer.

But they just seem to be churning out random AI demos?

A split button is an accepted and widely used pattern.

It does very little, but also does all the essentials: maps, payment, music streaming, etc.

I hope TE chooses their clients better in the future. The guy behind Rabbit is a known grifter.

I don't know why people are trying to make this a sign of a big societal trend about media outrage, etc.

I don't think this segment exists. Most companies' top priority is a no hassle and reliable stack (Google or Microsoft) and not one that is trying to catch up from a feature standpoint.

They should just focus on their main customer segment: individual users.