At the present time, I agree with you, Swift is very good for user facing software and because of the new built in support for auto differentiation it looks ver

At the present time, I agree with you, Swift is very good for user facing software and because of the new built in support for auto differentiation it looks very promising for deep learning. I have some bias here: I am working on a book on Swift AI development. Common Lisp has been my go to language for AI since 1982, and I wanted to explore an alternative. Specific to Apple’s ecosystem, support via CoreML is very good, built in NLP libraries are also good. I wouldn’t build network software in Swift.