Nah!
Meh!

You practically have to be a professor in processor! :-)

I remember when it was all 286, 386 and 486 for at least a decade. Now you have to be a fulltime savant with a PhD in hardware to understand whats going on.

JavaScript is and will always be the most dominant, most prefered and most loved programing language. By every body. Forever!

The banking industry might not wan't to play along for good reasons.

The web page is based on old school HTML Java Script + some JQuery.
Judging by the video, it looks like they have created a machine learning tool that can recognize text and buttons.
And from that recreate the exact same, in this case bootstrap UI.
So you can create a mockup in lets say Axure or Indigo, then save it as a PNG file in order to interpret and recreate it.
Doesn't seem any special by todays technologies.
This is a UI generator that might get handy when it understands photos taken from a white board full of crazy doodles
But to create a program you also need to care about the business logic.
Try to dig out all kinds of domain specific junk from someones passive aggressive head just by looking at a picture.
That can be difficult.
Such details will be out of reach from most AI in the near future (+10 to 20 years).

The devil is in the details as they say.
So are we all going to end up as small back end devils then? when the all mighty AI have taken over the UI

That green thing (T-62 on the linked page provided) will take more than solar power to fly.

Can an AI sign a contract? No not today. Maybe some day. Until then make sure to bring a lawyer

Is a 42-year-old American housewife a threat to US security?

Hand over the money to Musk.
He has already proved that he is able to deliver complex solutions ahead of everyone else.
And in no time.

"Congress took money from the commercial private space effort, delaying its progress, in order to throw more money at SLS/Orion."

What a bad judgement call.

A project like this could seriously make government spending more focused and more effective.
Where is the control with government spending today anyways?
Why does so many government projects fail?
Where does the money end up?

Well MS does get it's share no matter what.
But perhaps too much goes to wast in non-MS tech?

If MS can improve the overall spending I'm in.
I would love to see accountants, economists and other geeks tap into a public available datasources using Power BI and similar tools,
to create all kinds of reports and comparisons.
We also need to see who is conected to who, to get a picture of all the elegal bonds between the public and the private sector,
And also how family dominance, control this mashup of corrupt entaglements.

Applying this scheme to the work place would increase production. I'm already doing that (as much as I can) :-)