Many of Google’s machine learning efforts are open sourced so that developers can take advantage of the latest advancements. The latest release is for semantic image segmentation, or the technology behind the Pixel 2’s single lens portrait mode.
Tensorflow Stories March 14
Tensorflow Stories November 30, 2017
Back in May, Google announced AIY Projects — do-it-yourself hardware kits for experimenting with artificial intelligence. Today, Google followed up the first Voice Kit with a new Vision Kit for image recognition and TensorFlow development.
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Tensorflow Stories November 14, 2017
One of the many announcements from I/O 2017 was TensorFlow Lite for machine learning on mobile devices. Starting today, the Android and iOS optimized version of the ML library is now available as a developer preview.
Tensorflow Stories June 15, 2017
Google has now released MobileNets, a family of computer vision models for TensorFlow. What’s special about these? They run entirely on the lower-power mobile devices that we all carry around in our pockets.
Tensorflow Stories May 17, 2017
Google launches Google.ai site, announces powerful new Google Cloud TPUs
While on stage today at Google I/O 2017, CEO Sundar Pichai announced the company’s second generation TPUs (Tensor Processing Units), a cloud-computing system of software and hardware that aid in machine learning workloads.
Tensorflow Stories February 15, 2017
Google releases TensorFlow 1.0 w/ better performance, new API modules, more
TensorFlow (which is Google’s open source machine learning software that now powers applications like Google Translate and many Google Photos features) has now reached a major landmark: its 1.0 release. The 1.0 release was announced as part of the first annual TensorFlow Developer Summit, and Google also published details on its Developers blog.
