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Google announced TensorFlow yesterday, releasing its research and successful internal scaling of machine learning as an open source project under an Apache 2.0 license. TensorFlow will accelerate the ...

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In open sourcing its artificial intelligence engine—freely sharing one of its most important creations with the rest of the Internet—Google showed how the world of computer software is changing. These ...

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Google LLC today launched an enterprise version of TensorFlow, the popular open-source artificial intelligence framework it created to run machine learning, deep learning and other statistical and ...

Google is open-sourcing TensorFlow, the “secret sauce” behind features like intelligent image recognition in Google Photos or the Smart Reply feature that arrived to Inbox last week. Announced today, ...

Google Brain announced release 1.0 of its machine learning (ML) library yesterday at the TensorFlow Developer Summit in Mountain View. ML is a method of programing computers with data to make highly ...

When Google open sourced its artificial intelligence engine last week—freely sharing the code with the world at large—Lukas Biewald didn't see it as a triumph of the free software movement. He saw it ...