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Google has made its Cloud Machine Learning platform available to developers today, giving them access to the platform that powers Google Photos, Translate and the Google Inbox app. The move means that developers can build Google's translation, photo, and speech recognition APIs into their own apps utilising the Cloud Machine Learning platform moving forward. The platform was launched at NEXT 2016, Google's Cloud Platform conference and is now available in limited preview. "Cloud Machine Learning will take machine learning mainstream, giving data scientists and developers a way to build a new class of intelligent applications," Fausto Ibarra, Google's director of product management wrote in a blog post. "It provides access to the same technologies that power Google Now, Google Photos, and voice recognition in Google Search as easy to use REST APIs."