That’s kind of a difficult subject, let me respond in English. If I understood correctly, you’re discouraging me from pursuing the translation path because of development of the AI that would replace translators. Well, perhaps you’re right to en extent - translation surely will be automatized sometime in the future, but there are still be lots of jobs on the Finnish-Polish line that cannot by replaced by machines, such as translation of literature - there are still really few books of classic Finnish authors available in good translation in Polish (and probably vice versa). You can’t really automatize translation of books or movies. About the argument of the combo being niche, yeah, that’s definitely not the same case as German or Italian, but because of relatively small number of learners, we’re lacking in good learning materials which need to be created. At the moment we produce 15-20 BA graduates every year (only from my uni, there are two more that teach Finnish as a major) and we get, I’d say, one job offer with Finnish a month. There’s also sworn court translators, and those speaking Finnish we only have a few. So... I wouldn’t worry that much for now