Except it basically only runs on MacOS, which means that it doesn't have strong datacenter support, which means that it won't be used in any serious applications.
It's also not dynamic, which is almost a must-have for exploratory data analysis.
I will avoid a point-by-point rebuttal, mostly to avoid seeming too antagonistic, but Julia supports many of the other features on the list you provided, and (more importantly, for the case at hand) already has proven it's capability in the differentiable programming paradigm with Zygote.
It's also not dynamic, which is almost a must-have for exploratory data analysis.
I will avoid a point-by-point rebuttal, mostly to avoid seeming too antagonistic, but Julia supports many of the other features on the list you provided, and (more importantly, for the case at hand) already has proven it's capability in the differentiable programming paradigm with Zygote.