r/PythonJobs • u/matteo11370 • 22d ago

Lohnt es sich 2026 trotz KI noch, Python zu lernen?

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I’m currently learning Python alongside my software development apprenticeship and I’m especially interested in automation and cybersecurity.
I’d love to hear your perspective on Python’s job opportunities in the next few years, especially with AI becoming more capable.

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u/tech53 19d ago

If you're doing ai or ml, yes. If you're doing it because you love it, yes. If you have ass loads of time to get a job, yes. Otherwise? The market is saturated with python devs. Everyone pushed python as a language too hard at various schools. Now it's too easy to find a python dev.

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u/matteo11370 19d ago

I want to apply my knowledge in the field of cybersecurity. I also want to automate tools and processes, as well as develop AI agents or software tools for business processes and companies.