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It depends... about the hardest part for me to keep track of in Rust is complex lifetimes... you can do things and organize in ways to reduce this cognitive overhead, but it may result in slightly less performant code.

The real boost to AI, is it can do a lot of things pretty easily, that you might not on your own... really thorough test suites, or even standing up a demo application just to test a single complex component. The latter I've done a few times now.

Rust itself seems to be very well supported by the coding models and is a pretty sane language to use. I cannot really comment on Go, as I've been using a lot more Rust as I have been targeting stand alone and wasm targets respectively, the latter really isn't a good structure for Go. I can say that C# is a really mixed bag, and would assume Java is similar.