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    Keras plans pluggable backends, with MLX and PaddlePaddle backends upcoming

    A post summarizing the Keras community call says new backends will install as add-on libraries.

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    A post summarizing the Keras community call outlines a pluggable backend plan, with MLX and PaddlePaddle backends upcoming. It says Keras is reducing the operations needed to ship a backend, adding backend-agnostic implementations of secondary operations and streamlining testing with a single harness. The post also notes new KerasHub models and a move from tf-text preprocessing to PyGrain.

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    @fcholletSummary of the Keras community call -- 1. New pluggable backend plan, upcoming MLX and PaddlePaddle backends; new backends are installed as add-on libraries 2. Reducing number of ops needed to ship new backends; adding backend-agnostic implementations of all secondary ops 3. Streamlining unit testing for new ops; a single harness can now test all ops functionality like casting consistency, etc. 4. Lots of new models available in KerasHub 5. Moving KerasHub away from tf-text preprocessing and adopting PyGrain instead2h