From a "marketing strategy" point of view, I wonder what the thinking is in investing in this stuff so heavily when Python seems to be kind of the go-to? Will they be able to create a "good enough" environment to do that kind of work with Elixir? Is it just someone or a company scratching their own itch?
This is a genuine question - I don't know much about "AI stuff", but do know something about the economics of programming languages and I'm "intellectually curious" about what is driving this and what the goals are, rather than critical of Elixir. I love working with BEAM and miss it.
This is a genuine question - I don't know much about "AI stuff", but do know something about the economics of programming languages and I'm "intellectually curious" about what is driving this and what the goals are, rather than critical of Elixir. I love working with BEAM and miss it.