The only problem with this is the fact that the 99%+ of issues with software products aren’t the fact that a parsimonious language was used and tightly coupled

The only problem with this is the fact that the 99%+ of issues with software products aren’t the fact that a parsimonious language was used and tightly coupled to the compiler The vast majority of issues is missed edge cases between what the user wants and expects, and the design and function of the software Higher productivity would in theory allow programmers more opportunities to address more issues Programs don’t exist in a vacuum, users and other actors need to interact with them Whether or not these LLMs result in increased productivity with the same or better quality is a more pertinent question