A great future for us all to look forward to. Human readability gone, any changes must go through a providers API so cost+restrictions are a constant and we'll need far more tokens for even simple operations. Call me old fashioned, still like to understand the code I merge, especially since I've seen Fable and Sol make sometimes utterly egregious mistakes in simple, well scoped requests that erode any trust I can muster...

No. This conveys a fundamental misunderstanding of how anything pertaining to programming works. This will never happen, ever. For example, take...

  printf("Hello, world");

  48 65 6C 6C 6F 2C 20 77 6F 72 6C 64
  48 83 EC 28
  48 8D 0D F5 0F 00 00
  E8 F0 00 00 00
  33 C0
  48 83 C4 28
  C3

That still requires a specification language to constrain the generated code even if the implementation is produced directly.

Why? Because you are defining the implementation based on its observable behaviour rather than as a rule set to be followed.