The Google Developers Experts program is a global community of professional developers and thought leaders who are passionate about contributing to local developer communities. Each GDE represents a specific Google technology. GDEs develop apps, create technical content, and speak at global industry conferences. There are over 150 Machine Learning and TensorFlow Experts all over the world, and here are some of their amazing achievements. Margaret Maynard-Reid, Sayak Paul, George Souloupis, Patrick Halalabidis worked together on Image Background Stylizer(intro, tflite, android, ios coming soon!) together with the TFLite team.

This is the first event of the "Machine Learning & TensorFlow 2.0 Europe 2020 Roadshow". This series of events will bring TensorFlow 2.0 and the first hands-on sessions on TPUs (with coral TPU hardware, https://coral.withgoogle.com) in Europe, touching cities as Milano, Madrid, Amsterdam and more. You will have the first chance to hear about TensorFlow 2.0 and all the new features from Google Developer Experts and you can learn how to use Hardware acceleration with TensorFlow using TPUs on the Coral hardware (https://coral.withgoogle.com) This event is supported by Google and will be held in the Google Campus. A basic to intermediate knowledge of Python, TensorFlow and Machine Learning is an advantage.

ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) Aqsa Kausar, an electrical engineering graduate from NUST (National University of Science and Technology), has become the first female Google Developer Expert in Machine language from Pakistan. According to local news agency, she has risen to acclaim at such a young age through her contributions to the field of Machine Learning. Besides, there are other various awards to her credit for holding workshops in events like Google DevFest 2018 and Google Cloud Next Extended 2019. Moreover, not too long ago, she also participated in Google's Machine Learning Train-The-Trainer session which was held in Singapore. Aqsa currently working as an AI developer with a software organization named Red Buffer.