Hello, I hope this is the right place for this question/topic. Basically I’m already in the process of learning Elixir and enjoying it a lot… I’m still far from being an expert, but at least have a good enough grasp that I’ve found some open source repos out there where I can actually follow what’s going on.
This year one of my goals is building something relatively simple but non-trivial that involves AI/ML and Elixir. It doesn’t have to involve LLMs and could be something like a system that calculates credit default risk based on a person’s history (something I’d guess would better fit a more classic ML regression approach rather than bringing an LLM in), but really just about anything sounds good. In general I am familiar with but don’t have any REAL experience with tools such as Spark, Pytorch, Tensorflow, LangChain, etc, and I know that for the real world those tools are what a lot of folks would reach for, but my goal includes focusing on learning in the context of Elixir, so I want to keep things as much as possible in Elixir land…
So my question is if anyone has recommendations on resources, libraries, or any insight that could help getting started?
