> I suspect as things evolve with the Large Language Models, there will be integration with existing computer languages and frameworks. That the ability to say "Create a web site using language X with framework Y" will become a reality.

So, I think a key challenge is that modern programming languages do 2 things simultaneously.

1. They provide direct instruction to computers.

2. They document precise human intent.

Even if the need for part 1 goes away, part 2 will always be with us. I would expect that if natural language programming becomes a thing, that a dialect forms - akin to legalese - that embodies best practices for precisely documenting human intent.