Sam Gross
Co-author of the PyTorch paper and author of PEP 703, which makes CPython's GIL optional
- Company listed on Sam Gross's GitHub profile, Thinking Machines1
Sam Gross is the second author of the 2019 PyTorch paper, listed there with Facebook AI Research, and PyTorch's maintainers page lists Gross as an emeritus maintainer of torch.nn and of the MKLDNN integration. Gross is the author of PEP 703, "Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional in CPython," whose status is Final. Gross's GitHub profile lists Thinking Machines as their company.23461
Work
PyTorchOpen-source code
Second author of "PyTorch: An Imperative Style, High-Performance Deep Learning Library" (2019); listed on PyTorch's maintainers page as an emeritus maintainer of torch.nn and MKLDNN. The repository is under a BSD-style license.245
PEP 703: Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional in CPython (external site: peps.python.org)Published research
Author of PEP 703 (created January 2023, status Final), the Python Enhancement Proposal for making the global interpreter lock optional in CPython.6
Other documented roles
Roles the sources document but that are not confirmed as current.
- Listed with Facebook AI Research as an author of the 2019 PyTorch paper, Facebook AI Research (Meta)3
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