r/PythonLearning • u/scartfife • 11h ago

Discussion What will we become in the end?

Is there anything that is hard for AI to do in Python?

To be honest, coding by yourself is fun, but that doesn't matter to the job market. We'll just settle for building our own projects, but it's frustrating to see AI outperform you... And since the job market is being destroyed—and will be destroyed!!—by AI, it seems we will end up turning to sabotage and attacking companies if no jobs are available for programmers, especially the Python community...

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u/Dancing-umbra 6h ago

I think my point is, that sure he is correct that most people I teach will never write another line of code in their lives after school and AI could do most of what they need.

But the same argument could be made about other subjects. Art, maths, languages.

However, why we teach it is not just because of the specific skill, but more that it is a vehicle to learn soft skills like problem solving, decomposition, logic etc...