tl;dr: Google argues Go is well-suited to AI-assisted development because the bottleneck has shifted from writing code to reviewing and maintaining it. Go's enforced formatting, static typing, fast compilation, comprehensive standard library, and integrated tooling (gofmt, govulncheck, fuzzing, gopls) give AI agents tight feedback loops and produce uniform, predictable code that's easier for humans to verify. Its strict backward compatibility promise and single-binary deployment further support long-term maintainability as AI accelerates the pace of code generation.