I think SQL can also benefit from some of the progress around making things that "feel like" ML easier. For instance, dplyr is a refreshing change to the way yo

I think SQL can also benefit from some of the progress around making things that "feel like" ML easier. For instance, dplyr is a refreshing change to the way you write operations that manipulate data in a table/column structure, even though it uses mostly the same verbs and language constructs as SQL.