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When AI can translate what we want directly into instructions a chip understands, does human readable code still matter? Matt argues it always will. Izar calls the whole premise one of the stupidest things he has ever heard, and the conversation spirals into COBOL, Fortran, and a serious debate about whether we are ready to give up on the idea of PR review altogether.
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