I'm really shocked at how slow people are to realize this, because it's blindingly obvious. I guess that just shows how much the early adopter crowed is dominated by python and javascript.

(BTW the answer is Go, not Rust, because the other thing that makes a language well suited for AI development is fast compile times.)

My experience with agent-assisted programming in Rust is that the agent typically runs `cargo check` instead of `cargo build` for this exact reason -- it's much faster and catches the relevant compilation errors.

(I don't have an opinion on one being better than the other for LLM-driven development; I've heard that Go benefits from having a lot more public data available, which makes sense to me and seems like a very strong advantage.)