Sorry, yes I was picking too hard on JS. But hopefully my point still stands. A coder writes instructions for the computer; it amazes me the tolerance for havi

Sorry, yes I was picking too hard on JS. But hopefully my point still stands. A coder writes instructions for the computer; it amazes me the tolerance for having those instructions go through multiple layers of transformations (sometimes even multiple layers of languages) before hitting the OS. If the point of a scripting language is to provide a user experience not attainable by a lower-level compiled language (which in turn is not attainable by machine code), wouldn't AI nullify the benefits of both the scripting and the lower-level languages?