AI will never ever write code in assembly.
Lets me tell you why.
I spent most of my career writing assembly, and the hardest part of job was never to write things in ASM, it was deciding what to write in ASM.
Writing things in ASM has a real tax. You lock in architectures, memory layouts, and making your code fast, means making it more rigid.
Think about our supply chains during covid. Shipping stops and suddenly everything breaks. Speed is never free.
AI might write some code in ASM, but only if the value you're getting is worth the benefit. New folks can benefit from SSE/AVX instructions, but the majority of code in the world needs to remain flexible and updatable.
At 1M Tokens / second, would you rather generate a for loop in ASM? or an entire app in Python? Time will always be money and compilers and higher level languages are going to win.
Hopefully BAML :)
It looks very interesting, great work! But on the other hand, I doubt that in a year we'll still be writing and reading code ourselves. Why do we need another programming language if AI will probably be writing code directly in assembly?