They made angular and they didn't some how proprietary it.
The more worrisome stuff is when they close shop on services or completely change a framework.
TensorFlow isn't a service so we don't need to worry. And I doubt they would change TensorFlow so much like angular 1 to 2 to 3 kinda deal. If it does happen Keras library abstract it iirc.
I think their goals is to get people to use their cloud services imo. They do the same with their nexus without the SD card to push people to the cloud.
Also I think it's almost like the idea of controlling a framework instead of being on the whim of some other company. I'm looking at Oracle and Java here.
Facebook have their NN. Google have their owns. So they don't have politics to deal with.
They made angular and they didn't some how proprietary it.
The more worrisome stuff is when they close shop on services or completely change a framework.
TensorFlow isn't a service so we don't need to worry. And I doubt they would change TensorFlow so much like angular 1 to 2 to 3 kinda deal. If it does happen Keras library abstract it iirc.
I think their goals is to get people to use their cloud services imo. They do the same with their nexus without the SD card to push people to the cloud.
Also I think it's almost like the idea of controlling a framework instead of being on the whim of some other company. I'm looking at Oracle and Java here.
Facebook have their NN. Google have their owns. So they don't have politics to deal with.