The End of Code Is Really the End of One Guy in a Garage

If you were learning to code, you screwed up. Less than a year ago, Bloomberg was answering the question of "What is code?" and now we don't even need it anymore. Tanz is correct that machine learning is a new (for most people) and exciting way for humans to interact with computers. Instead of requiring coding knowledge, programs, functions, and algorithms can be improved more or less by training them. Large companies are already doing this, and the thing that has gone unmentioned in Tanz's piece is that, well, only large companies can do this.