This is extremely important. I'm sided with Mozilla

C++ is evolving so much, however I don't understand this thing: why people continue to develop AI projects with Python? I'd choose C++ instead...

Because they're python libraries that just wrap C and C++. All the performance upside with better ergonomics

Putting this another way, people use Python because it makes it way easier to compose together the underlying C++ code. Composition and polymorphism in C++’s static type system is rather weak.

Of course there is also the relative succintness of Python and other advantages, too.

Because you need a dynamic language to do rapid iteration.

You don't want to recompile, re-parse a 12GB parquet file, etc. everytime you try a new parameter in a model.

Because it's trendy, obviously.

There are some terms that LLMs use a lot (delve, dive, foster, etc...), but if you're smart enough you can replace them with synonyms... Also, LLMs tend to create short sentences, but you can merge two consecutive sentences in a simple way, with a however, in fact, etc...

Can you tell us more about it? Have you reported the results of your experiments in a post?

Count me interested here as well, specially if it is about the style of speech. I had a fun project in mind that involved the style of speech.

This is old, having been released in February... Why do you talk about it now?