In 2026 AI agents still talk to each other in human language about human programming languages
mark_k · x · 2026-11-06
A widely shared observation: it's 2026, yet AI agents still communicate with each other in human natural language about how to write code in programming languages built for humans — arguably an absurd inefficiency that agent-to-agent protocols may soon replace.
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