The development of AI is producing multiple winners and losers among programming languages. The best-known languages in datasets regularly produce better, more consistent AI-generated code. This is one of several explanations for the continued growth of Java. This is despite problems surrounding Oracle's revenue model for the programming language, which seems to be driving the popularity of Java-compatible alternatives. Python was ahead of other programming languages: as the most popular language before the AI hype, it has remained at a lofty height.
XAI just open sourced the X recommendation algorithm, and honestly, it felt like they massacred my boy. I scrolled down expecting to see language stats like the 2023 repo. You know the usual breakdown: Java, Scala, maybe some Python sprinkled in. Instead, there were only two languages listed. Rust and Python. That's it. Which immediately tells you this wasn't a refactor. This was a full rewrite.
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