It depends on what you focus on if you think taking a 4-month bootcamp is going to give a good long term career you are mistaken. BLS claims that mathematician

It depends on what you focus on if you think taking a 4-month bootcamp is going to give a good long term career you are mistaken. BLS claims that mathematicians and statistician jobs are growing faster than any other area: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/math/mathematicians-and-statisticians.htm https://www.bls.gov/ooh/math/mathematicians-and-statistician... I take this to mean if you focus on the fundamentals of AI/ML instead of just learning how to use the newest framework you will always be able to find work. Even if this area does become highly automated you will need to be people who understand how the tools work, what sort of problems they solve, and how to identify these problems. No one knows for sure, but I would be surprised to see people who understand AI/ML fundamentals not being highly useful in the future.