"Go vs. Rust" was initially only a thing because 1) Google initially positioned Go as a systems programming language, 2) early prototypes of Rust were very Go-like (with both a garbage collector and segmented stacks), and 3) web developers who were already used to seeing Chrome vs. Firefox found it an easy conceptual extension. But Go hasn't been marketed as a systems language for a long time and Rust removed all its Go-like features years ago; the "Go vs. Rust" that we still see is just residual fallout.