Why? By implication, because they're over 35 and don't want to learn new stuff anymore. It seems you are both missing the point of article, and jumping on a st

Why? By implication, because they're over 35 and don't want to learn new stuff anymore. It seems you are both missing the point of article, and jumping on a stereotype. Said point being: while the author clearly does like learning new stuff, and rolling up his sleeves to deal with all the fiddly bits -- AI is categorically different. In that the complexity is simply off the page compared to most (choosing my words carefully) technologies one is used to geeking out on. And that even experts in the field admit they don't really understand it. (That, and the sheer resources required to do something interesting, the perpetual lock-in with the sociopathic entities that provide said resources, etc).