Absolutely! Try writing a simple calculator app with ML and you won't even have marked up enough training data by the time I have written it algorithmically. W

Absolutely! Try writing a simple calculator app with ML and you won't even have marked up enough training data by the time I have written it algorithmically. When it's finished, the ML one won't be as reliable. I've been involved in a few projects where ML was a candidate approach. Mostly the answer was just to write down what we already know about the problem domain instead.