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Are there any reasons why java isn’t used that much in AI besides polarization based upon what the prominent researchers are using? It seems that most cs students, at least in so, cal, know java so it would seem that it would be more prominent.
Your assertion is kind of subjective…but….artificial intelligence is computer science. Computer science is language agnostic. The point of AI is AI, not programming languages.
That said, from what I remember, certain languages have features that make implementing certain AI algorithms much easier. So sometimes it might make sense to use a specific language if its going to make your life easier. Im guessing that’s the case here.