The world's first biological programming language that makes AI development as natural as life itself.
VITA uses biological metaphors like birth, organ, and organism to create intuitive, powerful AI applications.
birth neural_network: organ = {
input_layer: tissue = [784];
hidden_layer: tissue = [128];
output_layer: tissue = [10];
};
# Train the organism
call train(neural_network, data);
# Make predictions
result: dna = call predict(neural_network, input);
Use natural metaphors like birth, organ, and organism to create AI systems that are intuitive and powerful.
Runs on 4MB RAM, starts in <100ms, and generates <1MB binaries - just like the legendary Newton OS.
Convert any AI model from Python, JavaScript, Rust, C++, or Julia to pure VITA code seamlessly.
Compile VITA code to native C binaries for maximum performance and portability across platforms.
Use vita reproduce to install packages with biological metaphors that make sense.
Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, and even embedded systems and microcontrollers.
Choose your platform and run the command below:
irm https://deathaiaustralia.com.au/vita/install.ps1 | iex
curl -sSL https://deathaiaustralia.com.au/vita/install.sh | bash
After installation, use these biological commands to manage VITA:
vita grow
Initial VITA setup
vita flourish
Install all features
vita reproduce vita-ml
Install packages
vita evolve
Update VITA
vita adapt
Configure settings
DeathAIAustralia is pioneering the future of artificial intelligence through biological programming. We believe that the next generation of AI should be built using the same principles that govern life itself.
Our mission is to create programming languages and AI systems that work in harmony with natural biological processes, making AI development more intuitive, efficient, and powerful.
VITA represents our flagship achievement - a programming language that uses biological metaphors to make AI development as natural as life itself. With Newton-style efficiency and biomimetic design, VITA is setting new standards for what's possible in programming.