- In the future, we will spend less time explicitly programming rules that tell computers how to do things, and more time setting up environments in which computers to learn how to do things properly on their own.
- This shift is already evident in tools such as ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, LabelGPT, Perplexity and many other GPT‑based conversational engines.
Jensen Huang recently said that high‑level programming languages will become unnecessary because human language is going to be the new programming language.
He also emphasized that data sits at the centre of this new intelligence‑centric era and that programming will increasingly happen in human language alongside traditional high‑level languages like Python or JavaScript. This perspective aligns with my earlier view in software careers and education shift that coding specifications may shift toward English‑language descriptions.
I predicted that English and other common languages will become the next Java, Python, and JavaScript of the software world.