All existing programming languages are designed for human beings. Is it the right time to design something that is specifically for vibe coding? For example, ease of read/understanding is probably much more important than all the syntactic sugars to reduce typing. Creating ten ways to accomplish the same task is not useful for LLMs.
This is the complete opposite of how LLMs are trained. LLMs are most effectively prompted (for instruct/chat finetunes anyway, i.e. chatbots) through the same kind of language patterns (natural or formal/programming) that they learn from. Trying to write formal prompts to them is exactly as misguided as speaking to your friends and family in C.
Ease of understanding; JavaScript. That was literally its design goal; JS might have a whole lot of bad parts but it's flexible and easy to understand.
I've been wondering if Java would have a resurgence due to strong typing even into the error types, and widespread runtime availability. But so far, seems no.