'LLMs will eventually write assembly' — Greg Mushen finally saw an example that convinced him
gregmushen · x · 2026-09-25
Greg Mushen admits he was dismissive of predictions that LLMs would ultimately write assembly themselves — until he saw the linked concrete example. The claim ties into a broader debate about where LLM coding capability is headed: if models skip high-level languages and operate directly on low-level instructions, the shape of human programming changes fundamentally.
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