Alibaba launches AI models to rival Meta’s Llama 2
Alibaba noted that enterprises can leverage the capabilities of the open-source LLMs to “code, model weights” while providing extensive documentation for free.
Alibaba noted that enterprises can leverage the capabilities of the open-source LLMs to “code, model weights” while providing extensive documentation for free.
To retain and attract more users, Meta is venturing into AI-driven chatbots with human-like traits for meaningful conversations on Facebook and Instagram amid fierce competition.
With $4 billion in expenses and only $276 million in revenue, Reality Labs continues to be a money pit for Meta and since launch, has lost Zuckerberg over $34 billion.
A key pledge is that the companies will ensure their AI products are safe before introducing them to the public. They must commit to internal and external security testing of their systems before releasing and sharing information across the industry and with authorities.
Meta says that its decision to make its generative artificial intelligence tool Llama 2 open-source aligns with the goals of ensuring safe AI usage.
The commercial rollout of Meta's large language model, LLaMa, will be customizable for enterprises and allow developers to create their own software, according to a Financial Times report.
The coalition argues that the proposed rules could force leading AI researchers out of the region, while the European Union remains firm that the legislation would help the AI sector thrive.
As Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg chases the Metaverse dream, he seemed to miss the wave of consumer-facing AI-powered programs being developed under his nose in Silicon Valley.
Mark Zuckerberg announced another round of massive layoffs, just days after winding down NFT integrations, even as his focus seemingly turns to AI from metaverse.
After debuting NFTs on Facebook and Instagram in 2022, Meta is winding down the project, which hasn’t taken off amid a major dip in NFT trading volume.
Dubbed P92, the app will be text-based, and users can access the platform using their Instagram log-in details; it will also be interoperable with Mastodon.
The European Union’s antitrust head says the region must adapt its policies to fit the digital age, including promoting healthy competition in the metaverse world.