title_body: Can a conlang be used for machine-machine communication? On Wikipedia page we can read that constructed language is devised for human or human-like communication. Given the fact, that there are already some constructed language examples for human-computer communication such as Lojban, can constructed language be created by humans for machine-machine communication? Or it won't be a constructed language anymore?
  
  One example could include a Droidspeak code (the fictional language spoken by droids).
upvoted_answer: Yes, but why?
  
  Constructed languages would be better for machine communication than natural languages because languages evolve based on how people use them but machines have some difficulties learning how to interpret those changes. With a fully constructed language, the machine can understand exactly what things mean because all of the rules and details are well document and not allowed to change through natural processes.
  
  However, machines already communicate by sending data in specified formats; why would using a constructed language be beneficial in any way?