The title misquotes UBS's Chief Economist. Here are the only two quotes it includes from him: >"much of computer coding already has the look of a stranded asse

The title misquotes UBS's Chief Economist. Here are the only two quotes it includes from him: >"much of computer coding already has the look of a stranded asset," something that "loses its value earlier than expected." >Donovan calls all STEM skills "vulnerable," and notes that they become "obsolete more quickly than other skills." This is as much commentary on the way things have always been with coding as it is anything else. If coding is an outdated skill, then it always has been according to the rationale provided.