It's easy to get caught up in the hype of models increasing from 63 to 668, but tracking growth isn't the same as proving real, usable expansion.
For ordinary users trying to avoid scams, what changes when there are suddenly ten times more models? Does this glossy number actually mean a wider selection of truly distinct and practical tools, or just a lot of similar options?
We've seen this play before where 'new' often means minor tweaks, not a fundamental shift in what changes for you.
Unless there's a clear impact on real cash savings or better security for people, it's just a number.