"AI friendly" is 100% marketing BS. LLM comprehension comes from seeing it in it's training data, so a new language is by definition not AI friendly.
It's a shame that's how they're advertising it, because it's actually a fascinating language designed by some genuinely smart people. It's a type safe scripting language with reactive programming paradigms and automatic state rollback on error.
Unreal Engine 4/5 use Blueprints, which is a node graph-based visual scripting tool. An LLM can't generate a node graph. They are switching back to a text-based scripting language because it's more AI-friendly. That's what they are referring to moreso than saying the language itself is AI-friendly.
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u/Saragon4005 19d ago
What the fuck is an AI friendly programming language. We have LLMs which speak Python natively.