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I see a lot of it in the academic AI world, mostly because as students move from Python (study) to real-world deployments, they need to convert to C++ for perfo
by gotaquestion 4y ago
I see a lot of it in the academic AI world, mostly because as students move from Python (study) to real-world deployments, they need to convert to C++ for performance. Hence, over the past decade I've seen C++ start to look more like a transliteration of Python, and be used that way.
The fact that TensorFlow on Python can use GPUs/TPUs is a no-brainer, but that only works in the server center and not in the field.