Deep learning will allow software to infer how your comment maps to a CRUD operation, and instead of having someone code up a backend and think through a schema

Deep learning will allow software to infer how your comment maps to a CRUD operation, and instead of having someone code up a backend and think through a schema, it'll happen on the fly. So yes, I suspect deep learning (or ML more generally) will eat up a lot of the CRUD, glue code, and repetetive data-pipeline related crap I deal with daily. I yearn for the day when I can tell my db "store this" and "give me that" without having to think of the umpteen* data stores that back it all. * No joke. We have a real-time feed, a few warehouses, and external data sources we need to wrangle to build applications. From my perspective, some statistical machine could easily do that with a bit of human help. If you think we should rearchitect our infrastructure, your right! But doesn't that seem like something a computer could be good at?