Does the C# programming language have a plan to become Python's competitor in the field of artificial intelligence?

[Arman-Espiar]

Does the C# programming language have a plan to become Python's competitor in the field of artificial intelligence?

[huoyaoyuan]

There's nothing to do at language level. The echosystem of AI consists of a lot of packages and libraries.

The only topic related is about GC being unfriendly with intensive external resource like VRAM.

[Arman-Espiar]

Anyway, Python is the first in the field of artificial intelligence. Sooner or later they will write C# code (for the web or other things) with Python and artificial intelligence. That time is too late for C#.

[CyrusNajmabadi]

@Arman-Espiar it's unclear what you're asking for here. What changes do you want to see in C# to help in this area?

[Arman-Espiar]

@CyrusNajmabadi The world is rapidly moving towards artificial intelligence. And in the near future a huge part of programming will be done by AI, and those who are AI programmers will stay. Currently, Python is leading and Python programmers are promising. Does C# language want/can compete with Python language in artificial intelligence? Or will C# programmers have to migrate to Python in the future? Is it possible to write several models with C# language? Are there any libraries for this purpose?

In the end, all this is my prediction and personal opinion.

[CyrusNajmabadi]

Is it possible to write several models with C# language?

Yes.

Are there any libraries for this purpose?

Yes.

In the end, all this is my prediction and personal opinion.

It's unclear what you're looking for here. Do you want to see changes in C# related to AI? If so, what are you looking for?

[HaloFour]

None of that has anything to do with Python as a language, it has to do with an ecosystem of AI/ML libraries built and maintained by the community. Python has no language features specific to supporting AI/ML.

[TahirAhmadov]

I agree with others that there isn't anything to do in C# itself to make it more AI-friendly.
However, there are things that can be done at the library level, be it BCL or third party (perhaps the author can start a project(s) in that direction). Some possible ideas would be, make it simple to invoke Python packages from .NET; write a Python-C# code converter; contribute to IronPython. Don't quote me on this, though - my knowledge of Python and its library ecosystem is limited.
Either way, this C# repo is not the right place to discuss this stuff.