I think that is the key problem, a traditional MVP is a mostly known entity. It may be missing some features, some bugs, etc. But it is an MVP not because it was necessarily rushed out the door (I mean... it was, but differently) but because it has some rough edges and is likely missing major features.

Where what it seems we are getting with a lot of these companies shoving AI into something and calling it a product, is an MVP that is an MVP due to an unknown and untested nature.