What fields in computer/data science and related fields, if any, are *not* saturated currently?

The stories of not being able to find employment in any sort in data science, computer science, science and engineering of any kind are getting crazy. It seems as though engineering and science in general, and these fields in particular, have become as poor for career options as trying to get by through winning the lottery. To think that at one point students were encouraged to major in STEM because of a shortage of scientists in Western nations. Seems like malevolent advice now.

Having said this, in the fields of data science, computer science, AI/ML/DL, engineering, dana analysis, physics, applied math and any sort of related connected fields, are there any areas that are *not* oversaturated? And perhaps where there is currently more demand than supply?

Would be great to know if there are any. Naturally, there's AI becoming a major buzzword, signaling increased demand; would be good to know how much demand relative to supply and if it is only for AI.