zedtosh123
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- Sep 19, 2017
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So I don't know if anybody else is looking at information technology from this perspective, but to me, I feel that we are taking something a machine, or specifically a computing machine that speaks a very obscure language, and evolving it into a human language machine.
Ever since the days of binary codes, comes the lower level coding languages, (C, C++, etc) to now python, which is way more English-like than anything else. Now, with this current trend of A.I. I feel that it is just another way to make "programming languages" actual layman language.
Ever since the days of binary codes, comes the lower level coding languages, (C, C++, etc) to now python, which is way more English-like than anything else. Now, with this current trend of A.I. I feel that it is just another way to make "programming languages" actual layman language.