> It is also much more powerful that SQL
None of these are new in this decade for that matter. The point is : we are still waiting to see it reduce software engineer's demand overall.
Things are getting easier. Getting more adopted. Leading to increase in demand for software engineers rather than decrease.
On top of this, the company I work for provides amazing tools for non-tech personnel: for example Looker is basically SQL for managers. It is also much more powerful that SQL: for example for simple GROUP BY queries it also provides the UI to access the underlying rows in each of the rows returned by GROUP BY.
You are missing a lot in the industry right now.