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@emc @marcoarment actually I think this is even less likely. One reason LLMs are *so* good at writing code is because there is an insane amount of material for them to train on

What about current languages is inefficient for LLMs? What aspects of LLMs would you take advantage of with a new language?

How would you train all the edge cases and best practices if there's not a huge number of humans out there generating the content LLMs have trained on so far?

@marcoarment The idea that everyone turning to LLMs to generate their code means the code it generates doesn't matter is silly. Will there be wide swaths of slop where it doesn't matter? Sure, but for the places where quality matters (life safety, mission critical, in theory places like Apple) there will still be a need to review, tweak, and smooth the source code that an engineer first generates with an LLM tool