Jeff Dean on machine learning, part 2: TensorFlow Google Cloud Big Data and Machine Learning Blog Google Cloud Platform

TensorFlow is the machine-learning library open sourced by Google in November 2015. It gained over 11,000 stars on GitHub in its first week after launch, and has built up quite a community since then: at the time of this writing, TensorFlow has over 45,000 stars, 13,000 commits and 21,000 forks. This is the second installment in our interview series with Jeff Dean, Google Senior Fellow and lead of the Google Brain research team. In our first installment, we talked about the landscape of machine learning: its past, present and future. In this installment, we'll cover TensorFlow: why we built it originally, how to use it, and what its future may hold.