Weights & Biases goes way back to 2017, before deep learning was called "AI". It's used for all sorts of non-AI ML too. It may be used for lots of AI but it sees a ton of non-AI use too. It's definitely not my thing (I prefer MLFlow) but lots of people love it.
it's because this is just unverified slop that i doubt was thrown together by a human. Langfuse has ongoing conferences and is still used by many frameworks.
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Streamlit seems very much alive. I used it on and off in the past. Went to their website and it looks very much alive.
Ditto for Weights and Biases.
They are in the "Year unknown (12)" category but that's a weird thing to include.
Plus they aren't even AI products, but either have vigorous pre-AI use (W&B) or are completely non-AI but just used by lots of prototypes (streamlit)
Weights and Biases is a tool for monitoring AI training runs.
I don't see how you can say it has "pre-AI use" unless you are narrowly defining AI to be LLMs.
Weights & Biases goes way back to 2017, before deep learning was called "AI". It's used for all sorts of non-AI ML too. It may be used for lots of AI but it sees a ton of non-AI use too. It's definitely not my thing (I prefer MLFlow) but lots of people love it.
Yes, it's active and even had a new release last week
it's because this is just unverified slop that i doubt was thrown together by a human. Langfuse has ongoing conferences and is still used by many frameworks.