Google has just announced a new service, the AI Hub (“Artificial Intelligence Hub”). The AI Hub is billed to a user as a catalog of AI tools and includes out-of-the-box algorithms. Engineers, experts, data scientists, and companies can use its Hub to share and store everything that AI has to offer.
At first glance, AI Hub seems like a tough competitor to GitHub. However, Google has focused much more on sharing code internally, rather than giving it to anyone who has a good idea. In addition, Google offers Hub users a variety of tools and platforms, such as Google AI, Google Cloud Partners, and Google AI, services that GitHub doesn't offer.
Google's goal is to attract companies to the Hub and adopt the tools it offers. It is very possible that in the coming years, the Hub will manage to evolve into a full-fledged marketplace, depending on whether it is utilized by many companies.
Google’s move to launch the new service is quite smart, as companies these days need more information, resources, and experts on artificial intelligence and machine learning . Many of the companies are struggling to identify the specialized talent they need to use the opportunities provided by the AI Hub. In theory, the AI Hub could help them with all the benefits they can get from its services. In addition, more employers and employees could enrich their knowledge about artificial intelligence .
In addition to the AI Hub, if someone wants to learn more about artificial intelligence, they can first get information from the internet. For example, Bloomberg offers completely free online courses on machine learning, and Google provides 25 free courses and more than 40 exercises.
