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I think there will always be an API. In the case of Deep Learning you already see Caffe, TensorFlow, etc. readily available for developers. I don't think the a
by protomok 10y ago
I think there will always be an API. In the case of Deep Learning you already see Caffe, TensorFlow, etc. readily available for developers.
I don't think the average developer will need to understand chip design but I do think _many_ developers will need to know how to use deep learning frameworks.
- asimuvPR 10y agoIt had definitely started as an API side detail. But it might become an industry thing. It allows very easy vendor lock-in for all the *AAS products (PAAS, SAAS, etc). You could be required an add-on for your server or machine to be able to use their product. Oh, and imagine a Facebook chip. :)