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Depends what kind of ML. If you were just spinning up models to shove data through, sure. If you wanted to craft a model to your particular needs, you will have
by uoaei 3y ago
Depends what kind of ML. If you were just spinning up models to shove data through, sure. If you wanted to craft a model to your particular needs, you will have a much better time with Torch, even 5 years ago when online tutorials were filled with TF/Keras.
I think Keras more or less died when the TF 2.0 transition was botched so badly. Many moved to Torch and never looked back.
FWIW I actually prefer JAX but my work is atypical compared to the usual "predict churn" or whatever application.