The words “machine learning” have been imbued with an almost magical aura. Ordinary people don’t teach machines to learn. That’s for highly specialized alchemists, like data scientists, who transform data into gold in research divisions and labs with little explanation beyond simply saying, “Science.”
Of course, it may be a little known fact, but over the years machine learning tools have evolved to a point where almost anyone with a bit of pluck and drive can push a button and start some machine on a path to learning something valuable.
