Has Google discovered the universal DNA profile in human language?

Yesterday I read a fascinating article shared on LinkedIn written by Gil Fewster, Creative Technologist. The mind-blowing A.I. announcement from Google that you probably missed. I read it and I'm not going to lie, I was actually fully freaked out. Gil mentioned that at the end of last year Google'quietly' announced a new discovery for Google Translate, and here's what it does. "Google Translate invented its own language to help it translate more effectively. What's more, nobody told it to. It didn't develop a language (or interlingua, as Google call it), because it was coded to. It developed a new language because the software determined over time that this was the most efficient way to solve the problem of translation."