AI developers expect these sorts of comparisons to be taken against accelerated code anyways. Modern Python NN frameworks don't spend significant time in the Py

AI developers expect these sorts of comparisons to be taken against accelerated code anyways. Modern Python NN frameworks don't spend significant time in the Python interpreter, so that's not where users would expect the bottleneck to be for their comparison. It's like claiming that your code is faster than MATLAB's for loops. Why write gemm yourself? Even if this language is a good idea, I worry that they don't seem to understand the audience.