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All of this is true, but unfortunately, none of it seems to matter. Because almost every major web property relies on Google, AMP has continued to grow and thrive, and it shows no chance of stopping any time soon.
It actually doesn't even matter what Google's marketing folks say about it. As long as Google controls the web, whatever Google wants is what websites are going to do.