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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
Yeah, I wish AMD was at all usable for ML, but Nvidia's early entry into the ML field basically solidified their cards as "the ML cards".

Blender is a bit of a different story though, they just rewrote their rendering engine and don't have a great AMD renderer. I imagine that will change in the future.
gpt
Why isn't anyone developing ML frameworks that would take advantage of AMD's parallel processing? I remember that back when I was writing my thesis on the comparison between different ML frameworks, every single one supported running calculations on CUDA cores, but there was no mention of native support for AMD's Stream Processors. That was about three years ago, so not sure if anything's changed since then. Either way, those frameworks are sometimes developed by universities. I wonder why no one feels compelled to write a framework focusing on AMD's cards.