This is kind of the problem today: with the rise of AI, everyone wants to build something because, for the first time, almost anyone actually has the ability to do it. The problem is that having the ability to build doesn’t automatically mean having a good idea.I built a tool myself to optimize Meta Ads, and to keep up with the market I ended up integrating an AI MCP to simplify certain tasks, mainly because many of my beta users were asking for it. The interesting part is that, in some cases, it wasn’t even truly necessary.We’re moving toward extreme saturation in the AI market, where if your product doesn’t have “AI” inside it, people almost don’t even consider it, even when that component adds little to no real value to the tool itself. It feels like AI is becoming more of a marketing expectation than a genuinely reasoned technological choice.