Here’s the realistic timeline, and history is not encouraging. C++20 was ratified in 2020, and modules are still not fully usable in production five years later. C++23 had limited adoption by early 2025. C++26 gets ratified in 2026. Major compilers achieve reasonable conformance by 2027-2028. As of early 2025, no major compiler (GCC, Clang, MSVC) ships production-ready P2900 contracts support. Large codebases begin adopting C++26 features by 2029-2030. Profiles in C++29 won’t be ratified until 2029, with compiler support by 2030-2031 and real adoption by 2032-2033. And profiles have no working implementation — critics on the committee itself have questioned their feasibility.
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My personal point of view about what AI is going to do to at least… I can’t talk about the economy as a whole, but what it’s going to do to how we employ people and how we deploy people is… I think it’s going to be a labor savings tool, but I think it’s going to be ultimately savings that you redeploy into the product and you redeploy in the partners. So there might be some changes about the nature of who we employ or what we pay for, but the total number of people that we pay and the total amount of labor that we deploy, I don’t see going down. My hope is that redeployment drives growth, and that goes up.