Why are enterprises still hiring for UiPath instead of building AI agents in 2026?
dubnium0 · reddit · 2026-09-26
A Reddit post questions why 2026 job postings still demand "UiPath experience" while AI tooling evolves rapidly. The author argues enterprises are optimizing for stability at the expense of adaptability, and should build around agents, MCP, open-source models, and frameworks like DeepAgents instead of heavyweight proprietary RPA abstractions.
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