[amarant]

I think you touch on a language feature I think is very important: compile time errors over runtime ones.

I'm biased, I preferred it this way before AI. But even so I think there is real merit. Firm guardrails and clear feedback seem to benefit AI.

Anecdotally, the worst AI performance I've seen was with gdscript, which is basically python minus the huge corpus of training data. Best results I'm getting with rust, which is in the opposite end of the strictness spectrum.