dPhong31415
Elixir for generative AI?
I’ve been playing with the idea of building a generative AI app (images/video). Part of me really wants to use Elixir because I love how it handles concurrency and real-time stuff. But I keep wondering… would Elixir just end up being the orchestrator while Python does the actual AI heavy lifting? Or is Nx/Axon good enough now to lean more into Elixir for the ML side too?
Anyone here tried going down this path? Curious what worked (or didn’t).
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Margaret
PragProg has this book: Machine Learning in Elixir: Learning to Learn with Nx and Axon by Sean Moriarity Maybe it would help?
joeb
I agree. It would be awesome if we can do a lot of these Generative AI stuff in Elixir.
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