Serialzation formats (xml, html, json, etc.) seem to be the be all / end all thing of the moment. Somewhat perplexed no push to use AI to convert source/binari

Serialzation formats (xml, html, json, etc.) seem to be the be all / end all thing of the moment. Somewhat perplexed no push to use AI to convert source/binaries to EBNF or equivalent "text" format (platform / programming language agostic) vs. changing up the compiled/bytecode levels of abstraction/environment with web engines / vms / etc. Would seem like a possible way EBNF or similar discription (for languages not suitable for ebnf) makes for easy distribution/portability/verifibility. Checksums & merkel trees provide way for "what was modified".