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ElixirMix 149 - Artificial Intelligence with Elixir using tangram.dev ft. David Yamnitsky
David Yamnitsky joins the mix to discuss tangram.dev and how to use it to add Machine Learning features to your Elixir applications.
He also goes into how it is built and how it provides you with a basic level of AI that integrates nicely with Elixir.
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