NPR podcast about the failure/decline of "learn to code", caution and concern these efforts shifted now to "everyone needs AI fluency", fear-based learning that isn't passion-based (well researched and source-based opinions)

u/michaelnovati wrote (the comment Michael replied to):

It doesn't discuss experienced engineers, just entry level. If I had to use my own, non-AI summary: learn to code lured a generation of people into the idea of being a software engineer and it failed post-COVID, and now the same companies that pushed 'learn to code' have pivoted