Several years ago when Apple transitioned from matte screens to glossy screens, people started roaring. The technical reason behind the switch was for higher contrast and sharper images. Reasonably effective anti-glare and oleophobic (reduces fingerprints) coatings were later added, but the latter wears off during normal use for touch devices like tablets, smartphones, and infotainment systems. Honda used matte screens in older applications that were lower resolution. The higher pixel density of the newer systems demands a glossy screen to take advantage of the better display technology. For those willing to sacrifice a bit of image quality to reduce glare and fingerprints, Honda should offer a matte screen accessory (that will actually hold up unlike the current aftermarket solutions).
I wonder if the screen used in the Ridgeline (and others) is plastic or glass? Plastics have advanced and glass has become very thin, so it's often difficult to tell the difference. If it's plastic instead of something like Gorilla Glass (or equivalent), I'd be a bit reluctant to clean it too often - particularly with a dry microfiber cloth!