Sure it's a universal language. It's also a simple one that I talk myself and I don't need anyone's help with. I'm at a mixed AI/semiconductor company. We don't

Sure it's a universal language. It's also a simple one that I talk myself and I don't need anyone's help with. I'm at a mixed AI/semiconductor company. We don't need brilliant minds explaining us the obvious (or, conversely, entirely opaque) financial consequences of having written this code or that. We need people who'll do it. Now the question is how many people there are who need you to translate their dollar concerns into the language of bits, vs how many people there are who don't have trouble doing it themselves but what they do need is people who can then write the bloody program. I have no stats and I sincerely want to see some.