Meta has just rolled out an upgrade to its Llama AI model, upgrading it from version 3.1 to 3.2 and bringing a heap of exciting new capabilities.

For Silicon Valley giants, getting ahead in the artificial intelligence race requires more than building the biggest, most ...

Meta’s top executives have reportedly considered “de-investing” in the company’s Llama generative AI, according to a New York Times report on Friday. Instead, the Facebook parent may turn to AI models ...

Meta’s Llama 3.1 is now widely available including a version you can run on a laptop, one for a data center and one you really need cloud infrastructure to get the most out of. Yet regardless of ...

Meta opening up LLaMa and bringing it to Azure makes business sense, especially if Meta believes in openly developing AI. It’s a first step toward letting people access more LLM models on ...

On Reddit in recent months, people have criticized Llama 2 for lecturing them about values, ethics, and issuing safety warnings. Posts on the platform claim that the AI refused prompts to list the ...

LLaMA-Omni, a breakthrough AI model from Chinese researchers, enables lightning-fast speech interaction with large language models, potentially revolutionizing digital assistants and disrupting ...

Meta released Llama 2 as a mostly open-source AI model in July. Llama 2 has become really popular among AI developers. Replit CEO Amjad Masad said Mark Zuckerberg took a big risk making the model ...

Mark Zuckerberg said Meta AI is “the most intelligent AI assistant that you can freely use.” REUTERS. A landing page greeting visitors on that site prompts them to try having the assistant ...

One new variant of Llama 3.1, the biggest and most capable AI model from Meta to date, continues to be open source, which means it can be freely accessed.

Ultimately, perhaps what I’m trying to say — that Llama and open source AI win 2023 because of how it will impact 2024 and beyond — is similar to the way Forrester’s Curran puts it: ...

In training Code Llama, Meta used the same data set it used to train Llama 2 — a mix of publicly available sources from around the web. But it had the model “emphasize,” so to speak, the ...