I think missing from this is a discussion about which projects might be more enjoyable to write in Go or Rust.
Nearly all the automation and web services I do is in Go. In Go it's easy to pull in libraries to work with other services. Everything from pushing Route 53 changes to making automated changes to HTML documents in a web server. Build pipelines that require orchestrating other processes. Development servers.
I sometimes reach for Rust when there's some more intense central algorithm or data structure I want to work with. This could be something like image manipulation or writing a compiler or parser. Writing a parser in Rust is a joy.
I'm going to make an unfair generalization: Go is more likely to get the job done, Rust is more likely to do the job well. Just my feelings on the matter.
As an illustration... if you are spawning a process, you don't really care about how efficient you are constructing the strings for the argument list. If you are writing a compiler, you do care about how efficient your string manipulation is.