[nabla9]

Maybe it's the software itself and nothing associated with it. When something is 'Google' it's not automatically good or bad.

[stochastic_monk]

I see PyTorch and, to a much lesser extent, DyNet used in state-of-the-art NLP applications. I wonder if PyTorch is “winning”.

[nabla9]

PyTorch is gaining popularity but still behind Tensorflow in popularity, code, documentation and models available. The main difference is the eager execution that Tensorflow does not have until 2.0 that is out soon.