Valid point about whether AI generating piles of JavaScript might lock us into outdated tools. Isn't what you're describing though a form of advanced prompting?

Valid point about whether AI generating piles of JavaScript might lock us into outdated tools. Isn't what you're describing though a form of advanced prompting? The ideal tool could act as a layer that takes a prompt and builds exactly what's needed to deliver the outcome, without humans or AI wrestling with traditional code. This is similar to what OpenAI initially aimed for with function calling, where AI writes and executes code in a sandbox to fulfill a prompt but it was clunky so they shifted to structured tool calling. The reason we still need program code like JavaScript, rust, assembly, ... is that current computing architectures are built for it. That’s changing, though, with initiatives from NVIDIA and other startups exploring inference as the main computational primitive, which could reduce/remove the need for conventional programming.