I scoffed, thinking "more modern? It's pretty recent, right?" and then I realized it's coming up on 10 years old and in AI years that's like 70 years, isn't it.

I scoffed, thinking "more modern? It's pretty recent, right?" and then I realized it's coming up on 10 years old and in AI years that's like 70 years, isn't it. I wonder to what extent this is a branding exercise; the framework that will replace Core ML could have just as easily been called "Core ML", except the current hotness is "AI" and not "ML".