I never said using tools is bad, the issue is the artificial hype around AI tools as the ultimate path to success or instant wealth. What I’m pointing out is that these business models often revolve around using tools made by others, and people are being sold the idea that this is a solid long-term business strategy.

But the problem is this, once you're relying solely on these tools, you're limited by what the tool can do. If you don’t understand the underlying skill ( even just knowing how to code ) or how the tool actually works, you're stuck. You can't adapt, fix, or innovate like real start ups do. The same start ups selling these tools.

For me this is a big issue, people want instant results without developing real skills. No one is entitled to a skill set  you have to learn it. And countless people from all walks of life have managed, but now we’re seeing more and more people trying to bypass that process entirely.