Who is building an agent-first programming language optimized for correctness, not humans?
burny_tech · x · 2026-09-27
Engineer masylum poses a provocative question: who is building an agent-first programming language? One optimized for correctness that no longer needs human ergonomics or brevity — "like Rust but 100x more so." As AI writes most code, the primary user of language design is shifting from humans to models, opening a fresh debate about what future languages should look like.
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