By skyforbes 
The AI revolution isn’t ending Python careers — it’s reshaping them.
As coding-orientated AI programs such as ChatGPT improve, software programmers dread losing their jobs. However, the reality is more complex — and ironically encouraging.
All right, let’s get real: the answer to everyone’s thought since production-ready code started being chugged out by ChatGPT is — are Python programmers in the clear yet?
It’s a good concern. In the span of a few seconds, ChatGPT can:Generate CRUD APIs with Flask or FastAPI
- Write SQLAlchemy models and migrations
- Optimize loops, refactor functions, or even write test cases
- Explain complex algorithms better than many tutorials
If you’re a Python developer, that’s both impressive and scary. AI tools are no longer simply autocomplete — they are starting to collaborate in earnest. But that means the world no longer needs human Python developers, does it? Not so much.
Since although ChatGPT can produce code, it’s still unable to think in context, architect systems, or own the world’s problems.