> it's equally easy for the outside company to poach a Google employee. The effect doesn't become symmetric until we reach an equilibrium where TensorFlow is u

> it's equally easy for the outside company to poach a Google employee. The effect doesn't become symmetric until we reach an equilibrium where TensorFlow is ubiquitous. > Opening up the code to the world is more likely to be a net-good act, propelling everyone forward. These things aren't contradictory. It can be a net good for the world, and also a net good for Google, and also a net bad for Facebook.