TensorFlow: Open source machine learning 

Agreed

+AMaleWhale Agreed.. but how open source is it ? Android is also called open source and many people would not subscribe to the latter idea.

+AMaleWhale Why is it so good then?

+Ike Okereke The advantage of open source code is that it's available for anyone to evaluate, improve and use. Imagine that you had a computer program but you just couldn't get it working without knowing what google knows, now you can. Or perhaps just *you* have a particular way of thinking logically about the world that enable you to see another and better way to do what google is doing, a way that you wouldn't even think of without seeing their code, now you can look at their code, realize that it actually does have potential for improvement and make your suggested improvements available to google and others so they can improve their searches even more as well as make the solution available to others. And now that we can see the code we can study it and it's effects on the world around us. Perhaps there's something in the code that can be used to build more effective processors just for this particular task? Or perhaps you can use this to study human behavior? Understand why certain people congregate to certain websites when using google search instead of certain other ones. Predict what kind of products are viable on the market, study the theoretical background and perhaps find other areas of applications of said theoretical background. There's so many side to this story. I have a really, really ambivalent relationship to google (I don't like how their software tends to be privacy invasive) but this is a huge step in the right direction and it's improving the world around us and increasing human understanding. Of course there's a slight chance that this knowledge can be used in harmful manners by some out there, but overall chances are that it'll do more good then bad. Who knows, perhaps your anti-virus program will run a part of this code some day, actively searching for potential threats to your computer and ways to avoid them? Perhaps your car will, allowing it to read the terrain and the signs taking you home safely without you actually doing any driving? I don't know all the possible areas this can be applied. Nor did we know the application of many of the things invented by NASA that now is a regular part of our day to day life. Or how CERN in essence would end up creating the internet as we know it today back when those organizations where created. There was a time when we didn't know general relativity and before that time we would not have been able to create accurate positioning systems like GPS. And so one and so forth...

+Lured.reier

Ugi

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meh...

+Jason og jeg har fået det bedre. det er en god dag J545 . Jersey .

Les sugiero que por favor lo que envíen sea de al idioma Español. Muchas gracias

+John Nelson I'm sorry John. I can't do that.

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+Abusayeed Google Play Sarviec wtf is this?

+John Nelson HAL is in here with us now, John. Would you like to leave a message? I'll see that he gets it...

Malik

+Baran Yıldırım That's me on caffeine.

Crazy eyes, he was so annoying, it was so hard to hear anything that he was saying.

Baran Yıldırım I'm sure at least 70% of high ranking Google employees are on Adderall

Yes I See :)

😂😂😂

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+paradise paradise How are they greedy? Look at all that they have given to the world in the short time they have existed. Has any other company in modern history done so much for society in such a short time?

+MeTube Nope. Nobody but Google has done that. I am really happy that I live in the time of Google Inc. :)

Total Faith Same here. I thank the IBMs, the Microsofts, the Googles, etc. for the wonderful age we are lucky to be living in. Someone one will pipe in with the same old boring privacy argument no doubt. But, you know what, I'm okay with Google having my data. if they didn't have it, my Google experience wouldn't be as good.

+MeTube I think similar :) (Be together. Not the same.) :D

+MeTube They're neither good nor bad pr say. While they've done a loot of nice things they're also reducing the amount of genuine privacy we have to the point where it's almost non-existing. Something that we on this side of the pond (Europe) isn't too happy with to put it that way since we actually value privacy on the whole. This is most definitely a good thing that they're doing. But this and other things like it are not done in a vacuum, they're doing this because they can benefit from this kind of actions in various ways.

+Allen A Had to read the comments to even know what language the library was for.

+MrJosh6889 xxx.www.com

Exactly, such an useless video just bragging about how good they are without actually showing anything at all. Plus the man at 2:10 with crazy eyes and random weird stuff all over make it feel like they are all quite insane.

ha ha very true

I don't understand people like you. What did you expect from video for 2 min. And why are you here wasting your time on RU-vid and not near the huge ML/DL book?

Confused but love Google

what if The Upper bar of F is not at a right angle, and is greater than 90? This way the right "branch" will be of same length as left.

Nice observation

DIFFERENT TYPE OF HW IN THE SENSE OF NOT JUST ELECTRONICS.

bleh bleh m!9q08

+Todor Velichkov lol, yea :-| get ya arnie survival kits here

They use Goobuntu (a custom built version of ubuntu, made by google) and osx.

Very by cdhi

#lawl #fuckourlivesifSkyNetwillgetreal

+C0deH0wler ye thats how they fool you though, "oh ye its so safe" tell me that when arnies after my ass in 5 yrs time

+Doug Holmes As far as I have read it is not a standalone data processing algorithm but rather a library of tools to build an AI. Note that what you think of to be a real AI ( based on words like "consciousness") is called a "strong AI" and is something researchers haven't even come close to be able to implement. Most of the AI research in computational neuroscience (or any other to AI related science ) seeks to understand and to simulate human behaviour and create a machine that can do any tasks a human would be able to do. Most of these approaches are of adaptive/problem solving nature and try to find an underlying pattern in human actions. Some of them are: Support Vector Machines, (Deep) Neural Networks, Bayesian approaches or Markov modelling and I expect most of these approaches to have a supported framework in TensorFlow. Short: It is neither a real AI, nor is it a program. It's a collaboration of tools to create your own machine learning AI.

Python Ruß Thanks! That definitely answered my question!

KI is dead serious business

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