There is a future where this is within the realm of the possible. All it takes is one good AI capable of doing this which can then be duplicated many times to w

There is a future where this is within the realm of the possible. All it takes is one good AI capable of doing this which can then be duplicated many times to work on this task. An AI engineer which knows how languages compile down to machine code and understands the intention of the blueprint, which the slow app would be. 5 to 10 years, maybe? I mean, we currently think in the context of programming languages as written text, but AI has shown that it's capable of doing speech-to-speech "tasks" (for lack of a better word), where tokens are not only present in the form of text tokens, but also audio tokens, which skips the TTS step. It might become able to do video-to-assembly tasks, where it sees what an electron app does, maybe also reads the code, and then knows what needs to be done to convert this into optimized assembly code.