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My take on the timeline; ( Roughly I think some of them are in between but may be best not to be picky about it )

1950s: Machine code

1960s: Assembly

1970s: C

1980s: C++

1990s: Java

2000s: Perl / PHP / Python / Ruby

2010s: Javascripts / Frameworks

2020s: AI writes, humans review

But the idea is quite clear once we have written this out, we are moving to higher level abstraction every 10 years. In essence we are moving to Low Code / No Code direction.

The languages for AI assisted programming idea isn't new. I have heard at least a few said may be this will help Ruby ( Or Nim ) . Or a Programming languages that is closest reassembling of the English language.

And considering we are reading the code more that ever writing it, since we are mostly reviewing now with LLM. I am thinking if this will also changes the pattern or code output preference.

I think we are in a whole different era now. And a lot of old assumptions we have about PL may need a rethink. Would Procedure Programming and Pascal made a comeback, or the resurgence of SmallTalk OO Programming ?

2030s: Humans unnecessary.