AI code may become machine-readable only as token limits bite
TejasKumar_ · x · 2026-07-24
- The post argues that once people start hitting token limits, the real bottleneck may become human-readable code itself.
- It predicts a future where developers may drift toward binary/assembly-like formats that only AIs can reliably operate, at the cost of even less human control.
- The author closes with a defense of the web as an open, human-accessible system, saying “praise God the web was invented at CERN.”
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