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I know viruses are not exactly considered living, but in living organisms mutations are rarely advantageous to survival.

If anything mutations of the virus will tend to weaken it rather than strengthen it. If it sticks around I think it will become less fatal than its novel strain.

So far, I have read there are currently 14 variations of COVID that have been discovered. Fortunately, the mutations may be making the virus weaker.

Sounds like you have some bigger issues, friend

Problem is that viruses mutate, so I have no confidence that there will be a vaccine that will be just as effective now as it will be 5 years from now. The reason flu vaccines aren't very effective is that it may work for a certain strain of virus. If you have multiple strains, as viruses will...

If it is effective as the flu vaccine it's still about a 50/50 chance. Having effective therapeutics probably a better play.