BodyPix 2.0 has been released, including multi-person segmentation support and a new live demo!
— TensorFlow (@TensorFlow) November 18, 2019
To learn more, read the post by @tylerzhu3, @oveddan, @greenbeandou, @dsmilkov, @karlssonper, @ire_alva, @nsthorat.
Details here → https://t.co/Zq8dwiNO5A pic.twitter.com/a4qKJu9EJ1
I made a chrome extension that tells you the likelihood that the selected text was generated by an AI. Have a look everyone!
— Giulio Starace (@thesofakillers) November 18, 2019
github repo link: https://t.co/iIVoXvCa00
chrome web store link: https://t.co/76fv2LNm32 https://t.co/F8quNMK7Cf pic.twitter.com/sj5lnGDSWu
— RAPIDS AI (@rapidsai) November 6, 2019
Tired of manual log parsing and regex... try @rapidsai #cyBERT! #DeepLearning to make #CyberSecurity more analyst friendly with @nvidia #GPU @PyTorch and more. pic.twitter.com/jtmqk2ITAv
— RAPIDS AI (@rapidsai) November 6, 2019
Spleeter is an amazing open-source project from Deezer (the French Spotify) that uses Deep Learning to do source separation on musical tracks. Built with Keras and TensorFlow. It runs out-of-the-box on CPU!
— François Chollet (@fchollet) November 5, 2019
Blog post: https://t.co/TWCciDjPAS
Code: https://t.co/Cx8EpApSqA pic.twitter.com/5Xu8Lldwy9
The team at @Deezer just released #Spleeter, a Python music source separation library with state-of-the-art pre-trained models! 🎶✨
— 👩💻 DynamicWebPaige @ #TFWorld 🌍 (@DynamicWebPaige) November 2, 2019
Straight from command line, you can extract voice, piano, drums... from any music track! Uses @TensorFlow and #Keras.https://t.co/e4lyVtT2lR pic.twitter.com/tDsBMSYiJD
auto-tinder - 🖖 Train an artificial intelligence to play tinder for you https://t.co/HFWJdOAdBS
— Python Trending (@pythontrending) October 29, 2019
Machine learning is helping to solve challenging, real-world problems around the world. See how Tambua Health is using machine learning, powered by TensorFlow, to help doctors determine the likelihood of respiratory diseases. #PoweredByTF
— TensorFlow (@TensorFlow) October 25, 2019
Watch now → https://t.co/IWQBdP3Pcd pic.twitter.com/PBLF2nleRE
Contextual Word Embedding is now part of Google Search https://t.co/l7Lp49RosE Terrific insight and context by @tsimonite
— Oren Etzioni (@etzioni) October 25, 2019
Arjun and Vayun, two friends and high school students from Singapore, realized that separating waste can be confusing. To make recycling simpler, they used @TensorFlow to build a “Smart Bin” that identifies and sorts trash automatically. https://t.co/HZHl2hIoiq
— Google (@Google) October 25, 2019
Classifying basketball videos using TensorFlow 2 on a big computer https://t.co/skZU2NAGg6
— François Chollet (@fchollet) October 25, 2019
A visual similarity search engine built with deep learning. Very cool and very open-source. https://t.co/CyI4Kk8P5U pic.twitter.com/WjTn9CEtJv
— François Chollet (@fchollet) October 16, 2019
