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How does AI change programming languages?

Darklang is going all-in on AI.
Like an aging rock star making a final stab at glory, I’m delighted to announce that Darklang is going all in on AI/GPT.

As everyone knows, the folks over at OpenAI produced a magic box that writes code. And it even produces quite good code – not perfect, not by

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dani

dani

I hope I am wrong, but does it seem that we are moving too fast for our own good with all things that AI can do?

gulshan212

gulshan212

Hello this is Gulshan Negi
First of all, thanks a lot for sharing it with us. Well, in my opinion, AI has had a profound impact on programming languages, leading to the development of AI-specific languages, an increase in high-level languages, a focus on data handling, a shift towards dynamic typing, and the increased use of libraries and frameworks. These changes have allowed developers to create more sophisticated AI applications while also increasing productivity and development speed. As AI continues to advance and become more prevalent, we can expect further changes and innovations in programming languages to keep up with the demands of this rapidly evolving field.
Thanks

Squarrel

Squarrel

I don’t know how AI change programming now, because world quick changing. We don’t know how AI will looks in 1 year after.
Today I try use AI like google search. It help me to save a few times.

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