What is PyTorch? (Machine/Deep Learning)

[@easycoding766]

Thanks for providing this video IBM, Sahdev and Brad. It really helped me understand what is PyTorch and how I can use it.

[@minhajorno007]

Love and respect IBM

[@Engrbilal143]

Pytorch vs tensorflow?

[@sanikatiwarekar9202]

amazing video!

[@blackswann9555]

Great video 😊

[@Carbunt]

Great video

[@brotifypacha7275]

Did he write "Frimework" ? 0:28

[@elOtorongo96]

frumework

[@serhatakay8351]

im shocked to see a tech giant supporting a rival's competing framework. They r Just tools for creativity, like different paints for art

[@IBMTechnology]

IBM has a long history of supporting open source projects, some of which may have been donated by other companies. It's just smart business and supports our mutual customers.

[@serhatakay8351]

@@IBMTechnology thanks for your reply, its just my bad to expect a no bias and no conflict of interest approach instead of smart business "decision" from an academic point of view

[@muhammadyousifjamali3491]

Hope Next video will be tensor flow vs pytorch

[@akimodeli]

is he an AGI 2:29 - 2:30 , "So that you can use them to train in a batch" then glitches

[@지승윤-k3f]

I love it

[@WarbossPepe]

Brad was very attentive to the talk 😂

[@hamidrezahosseinkhani5980]

I believe that it was just a DISS to PyTorch :))

[@NishantSingh-zx3cd]

Who's gonna tell him that the expert's name is Suh-deev

[@Sy06274]

Why the most experienced Indians are in foreign countries 😞😞

[@minhajorno007]

They want to get the best

[@bobanmilisavljevic7857]

🦾🥳

[@butterkaffee910]

Pytorch has not emerged as the defacto standard for machine learning that isnt deep learning

[@wpouser]

Content wise is looking good, but just dind't feel like we need two people presenting, couldn't the specialist do it by himself?

[@heyricksander]

With all respect - print. No one can read that text.