Machine learning couldn’t be hotter, with several heavy hitters offering platforms aimed at seasoned data scientists and newcomers interested in working with neural networks. Among the more popular ...

Around the Hackaday secret bunker, we’ve been talking quite a bit about machine learning and neural networks. There’s been a lot of renewed interest in the topic recently because of the success of ...

I had great fun writing neural network software in the 90s, and I have been anxious to try creating some using TensorFlow. Google’s machine intelligence framework is the new hotness right now. And ...

Google’s TensorFlow team released TensorFlow Lattice today to help developers ensure that their machine learning models adhere to global trends even when training data is noisy. Lattice draws from the ...

If you are interested in learning more about how you can use your Raspberry Pi and machine learning to expand your projects, you may be interested in a new tutorial published to the Hackster.io ...

It wasn't that long ago that building and training neural networks was strictly for seasoned computer scientists and grad students. That began to change with the release of a number of open-source ...

Besides putting a Raspberry Pi to work on a mini Mars rover, it's now going to be a lot easier to use Google's TensorFlow artificial-intelligence framework with the low-powered computer. Developers ...

Google has open-sourced a model for its machine-learning system, called Show and Tell, which can view an image and generate accurate and original captions. The model it's released is faster to train ...

Google (the real Google, within Alphabet) has announced a new, open-source machine learning platform called TensorFlow(Opens in a new window), one which could greatly accelerate the pace at which ...