TensorFlow
Google's open-source machine learning framework for building and training AI models.
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"At that time TensorFlow was dominant, so the first flow was dominant, ResNet was still a thing. The actual ML, the AI looked nothing like it does today."
More from Eric Vishria →"Google released BERT, and the paper was implemented in Google's TensorFlow framework and people like PyTorch. So the Hugging Face team converted BERT from TensorFlow to PyTorch."
More from John Coogan →"Jeff's been involved in just about everything that's important — Google Brain, TensorFlow, TPUs."
More from Samir Kaji →"You built MapReduce, BigTable, TensorFlow, the TPU, Gemini. We could spend a whole hour on all the things you've done."
More from Y Combinator →"It was at MIT that I started training my first models and played around with TensorFlow, which had just come out that year."
More from Alexandr Wang →"If not for TensorFlow or, more importantly, PyTorch — and the early versions of Caffe, Torch, Theano — all of those were open source. If not for all of that, how would we have modern AI?"
More from Jensen Huang →"They were giving them access to TensorFlow APIs that other defense contractors would be able to use to run just classical machine learning programs"
More from TBPN →"What they were actually exposing to the government was TensorFlow APIs that would run on Google hardware"
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