I was more optimistic before bur if 95% of the all software is written by these two languages, it will be very hard for any (better) alternative to disrupt them. The only way will likely to make better profiling & debugging tools to help maintain existing codebase.

I'm actually more optimistic. While Python/JS have huge ecosystems, there are still things only Go/Rust can achieve.

Personally i think we would need to see more specialized models RustGPT or ClangCPT or GoGPT. A model tuned for a specific language with proper tooling integration beyond MCP tools. The current general purpose models will always be biased towards what they have training data for, and we're clearly seeing them struggle with these languages. (My personal experience with AI C or Rust code is quite atrocious.)

But specialization restricts target market and requires time to develop. Its currently faar more lucrative trying to make a general purpose model and attract VC funding for market capture.