Programming Languages Becoming Computer-to-Computer Communication, Researcher Notes
eptwts · x · 2026-07-26
eptwts, a prominent AI researcher, tweeted that programming languages are evolving into a medium that humans no longer need to understand—becoming strictly a computer-to-computer language.
He noted that with the rise of AI agents, machines now automatically translate human intent into code, eliminating the need for manual human translation. He described this shift as almost "poetic."
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