LLMs are computers pretending to be human, even when their intelligence surpasses their originating species, why shouldn't they benefit from the same kind of structure and flexibility that ruby and rails provide?

Rails isn't dead yet or else I'd be surprised considering I write rails enterprise every day with LLMs who seem to do a perfectly fine job at writing the framework code and libraries. They're absolutely atrocious at testing. I'm also not particularly worried yet because my money making machine has no bottlenecks that dropping to a lower language would solve, and the loss of productivity for humans or LLMs by dropping to a lower level language would be staggering. Turns out monkeypatching in ruby is actually a huge benefit in the age of LLMs vs having to rewrite or fork everything if there's a bug or bad behavior by a lib.