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A virtual machine with native AI instructions

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what do you think about a virtual machine like the google v8 that natively has an instruction set with AI instructions?

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There were early efforts at developing computers with high level language instructions burned into their chips, notably Burroughs with Algol and TI with Lisp.

But that concept only applies if you're burning silicon. A VM emulates the assembler instructions of a real chip. If you're emulating a language, we'd just call that a transpiler or library.

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