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Elixir Wizards Podcast - Interview with Sean Moriarity - [S10E10]
In this episode of the Elixir Wizards Podcast, Sean Moriarity, author of Genetic Algorithms in Elixir and creator of the Axon Library, joins Elixir Wizards Sundi Myint and Bilal Hankins to discuss Elixir’s role in the future of machine learning and AI. He explains the difference between artificial intelligence, chat models, machine learning, deep learning systems, and neural networks.
Sean Moriarity on the Future of Machine Learning with Elixir
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