Mojo – a new programming language for AI developers
There are a bunch of questions about Julia, so I'll do my best to give a short answer to a very long and complicated topic.  Up front, Julia is a wonderful language and a wonderful community, I am a super fan.<p>That said, Mojo is a completely different thing.  It is aligned with the Python community to solve specific problems outlined here:
<a href="https://docs.modular.com/mojo/why-mojo.html" rel="nofollow">https://docs.modular.com/mojo/why-mojo.html</a><p>Mojo also has a bunch of technical advancements compared to Julia by virtue of it being a much newer development and being able to learn from it (and Swift and Rust, and C++ and many many other languages).  Including things like ownership and no GC.  We also think there is room for a new language that is easier to deploy, scales down to small envelopes, works directly with the full Python ecosystem, is designed for ML and for MLIR from first principles, etc.<p>Julia is far more mature and advanced in many ways.  Many folks have and will continue to push Julia forward and we wish them the best, it is a lovely ecosystem and language.  There is room for more than one thing! :)<p>EDIT: Just in case there is any confusion, I work for Modular, built LLVM, Swift, Clang, MLIR and a variety of other things.  I wasn't trying to misrepresent as being unaffiliated.