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Blackpill is that, for this reason, the mainstream languages we have today will be the final (human-designed) languages to be relevant on a global scale.

Eventually AIs will create their own languages. And humans will, of course, continue designing hobbyist languages for fun. But in terms of influence, there will not be another human language that takes the programming world by storm. There simply is not enough time left.

>>nemo16+(OP)
My impression is that AI models need large amounts of quality training data. "Data contamination", i.e. AI output in the training data set has been a problem for years.