Ummm, it just not working properly, seems like it can't recognize the GPU / the GPU doesn't support it? I'm new to it therefore I'm quite sure about what's going on.
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It turns out this is because I didn't use the included python3.8(Python 3.8.12 (default, *, *)) Also you don't need that prefix as long as you use the default one.(Though this is kindof inconvenient since it's a part of the macOS system) Everything works fine now. @hawkiyc, Thank you so much.
Hello @yuliya808, I get exactly same issue and if I try use pip to reinstall numpy as usual(when facing same error while using other modules), I get "Could not build wheels for numpy which use PEP 517 and cannot be installed directly". Is there anyway to solve this?
Hi @dkjdjdfdskln, is your tensorflow-macos working fine now? Had you solved this problem?