6.1: Using models from Python in the web browser with TensorFlow.js

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In this video learn about the benefits of converting models that may be currently in Python to output them to a web browser friendly format with TensorFlow.js to get more reach and usage than ever before. This is great for researchers who want more eyes on their cutting edge models so they can find bugs and biases faster than ever before, which itself can drive better models down the line.

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