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Raspberry Pi to Work With “Tech Titan” Google for AI Development

posted by janrinok on Wednesday January 25 2017, @03:49AM   Printer-friendly
from the AI-for-everyone dept.

randomerr writes:

Google has announced its partnership with Raspberry Pi to develop a range of smart tools that will made available in 2017. The company plans to bring its artificial intelligence, machine learning and all its other developer tools to the small computer. In a blog post, Raspberry Pi said: "The tech titan has exciting plans for the maker community... Google's range of AI and machine learning technology could enable makers to build even more powerful projects."

[...] Both Google and Raspberry Pi are yet to reveal any specific use cases or applications that have been developed ahead of the partnership. Although they have revealed that they will be particularly focusing on AI and machine learning, and as both companies have IoT products it is likely that this will be a key field of interest.

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  • (Score: 3, Insightful) by opinionated_science on Wednesday January 25 2017, @06:33AM

    by opinionated_science (4031) on Wednesday January 25 2017, @06:33AM (#458398)

    Google, just do one thing - remove the need for binary blobs. Perhaps buy out there IP needed.

    There, "don't be evil" can be interpreted as "Do something *good*", if the intent was not to look like a bystander....

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  • (Score: 3, Interesting) by tonyPick on Wednesday January 25 2017, @09:19AM

    by tonyPick (1237) on Wednesday January 25 2017, @09:19AM (#458433) Homepage Journal

    Or pile some support onto the existing VPU/QPU reverse [github.com]engineering [github.com] and open firmware [github.com] efforts, since the Vcore iV hardware specifications are already open.