Going to go against the grain here. If I were to start again. I'd purely go down the python, data analysis and ML routes. Definitely focusing on ML and AI sp

Going to go against the grain here. If I were to start again. I'd purely go down the python, data analysis and ML routes. Definitely focusing on ML and AI specifically. I believe that in about 5-10 years, there is going to be a resurgence of tools that focus on leveraging what some developers do in terms of work and putting it into the hands of ordinary people without any knowledge of coding. By that I mean, wordpress developers, WP plugin developers, or even those like Shopify app developers. Additionally, those who crank out basic HTML, CSS, Javascript templates and sites for companies who want a basic presence using NodeJS and Vue/React. All of this is about to disappear. We are going to have tools that will be able to replicate what a JUNIOR javascript developer can do. Sure, it's going to be tough for them, but will be true game-changer. I'm also not talking about sites like Wix, SquareSpace or other landing page builders like Unbounce or Leadpages. But I am thinking in much broader terms that what will be developed by the ML/AI is highly specialised and custom. Not only that, is accessible by data and can be changed on the fly by an algorithm. Ensuring that even maintenance is automated. This is what I suggest really a rudimentary knowledge of front-end development. It's all going to get replaced to some degree very soon.