In November 2007, Google laid the basis to dominate the mobile market by launching Android, an open source operating system for smartphones. After eight years to the month, Android has an 80% market share and Google is utilizing a similar stunt, this time with artificial intelligence. Google later announced TensorFlow, its open source platform for machine learning, giving anybody a computer, internet connection and casual background in deep learning algorithms access to one of the most powerful machine learning platforms ever made. More than 50 Google products have embraced TensorFlow to harness deep learning (machine learning utilizing deep neural networks) as a tool, from distinguishing you and your companions in the Photos application to refining its core search engine. Google has become a machine learning organization.