Mojo is a brand new programming language.  It's a member of the Python family,  

but it was built because of new hardware. And so,  a thing that is happening all around us that very  

few people are paying attention to is that we  have new GPUs and AI accelerators and networking  

chips and all kinds of new computers are being  invented that are purpose-built and specialized.  

These specialized processors, they don't run C++.  They don't run traditional code. AI in general is  

taking over the world. You're probably seeing all  the news and headlines and all this kind of stuff,  

but the thing that is really difficult is how  do we program a GPU? How do we get these AI  

algorithms to get access to full power hardware?  And so Mojo is really designed to solve that call.  

Now from that problem, you can say okay, if we're  going to build a new programming language, this  

is very expensive. It takes years of time to do  what is the best approach? And so what what we're  

doing is we're bringing best-in-class technology.  So MLIR compilers, not just LLVM. We're bringing  

well-known syntax: just python, come. Let's not  have to teach people the basics of syntax again  

let's get it so the AI tools natively know  Mojo already because we're using Python.  

But then we're bringing entirely new compiler  techniques and so in C++ you like templates and  

meta programming with templates and things like  this supercharges that and so it takes uh books  

out of more recent languages just like Zig  for example and brings it into the ecosystem.  

It makes it so error messages are detected much  earlier, makes it so you can take a piece of code  

and then split it across multiple devices. That's  a completely new thing that's almost impossible  

to do in a language like C++. But honestly it  learns a lot from C++ too. And basically the  

idea and the way I look at it is that C++ is a  great language. Take the good ideas from it and  

the good ideas from Swift and the good ideas from  Rust and the good ideas from every other language  

that we've seen before and mix it together  into a new system that is state of the year.  

And so I think that Mojo will continue to  grow. It's maturing now which is very exciting.  

It will grow from being a GPU programming thing  which is where it's starting into being a full  

application level thing where it will compete  with things like C++ and Rust. Then eventually  

we'll grow into object orientation and things like  this and it will feel like Python 4. At that point  

I think that you know it would be very exciting  for the world because you'll have something in  

the Python family that's very scalable all the way  down to really weird and obscure accelerators all  

the way up to the biggest application use cases.  But unlike Python it's a thousand times faster.  

Unlike C++ it's way easier to learn and teach.  Like Rust is memory safe and so we'll bring  

together a lot of uh new technologies into the  system that hopefully can scale for the world.