Composable AI: why LLM-era languages need matching runtimes, not just syntax
sh_reya · x · 2026-09-26
In a new article, Josh Armah-Rosen argues that LLM-based software's clean split between deterministic code and inference is being strained by composable AI needs. Using his Quail project as an example, he contends the answer isn't just new syntax but syntax plus a matching runtime — a design question for programming languages in the AI era.
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