Andrew Ng and Jeff Dean founded the Google Brain research project within the secretive Google X laboratory. By pairing deep unsupervised neural networks with Google’s massive distributed infrastructure, they aimed to solve the challenge of training hyper-scale connectionist architectures on raw, uncurated real-world web data.
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