> That sounds like someone who's great at API design, not a deep learning researcher. Your point being, that a data science researcher or an academic would be

> That sounds like someone who's great at API design, not a deep learning researcher. Your point being, that a data science researcher or an academic would be better positioned to speak about DL products than one of the driving forces of two of the most widely used ML/DL libraries in the world, and an author of a seminal book on DL applications?