Meta, which had lagged some of those companies in A.I., decided to open source its code to catch up. As of August, the ...
Meta is enabling use of its open-source Llama AI models for a wide range of defense and national-security purposes for the ...
Meta will now allow US government agencies and contractors to use its open-source Llama AI model for “national security ...
Meta will now work with government agencies to develop military applications Concerns have been raised about security risks ...
Meta confirmed that it's making its Llama models available to U.S. government contractors for national security applications.
Meta has expanded AI access to its open-source Llama AI models to U.S. defense agencies, the company's wrote in a blog post.
Generative AI is clearly a big deal, but the biggest winner so far is Nvidia, in one of the clearest examples of the picks-and-shovels ethos on which San Francisco was founded: the most money to be ...
Meta’s Llama models are open source, meaning that anyone who gets hold of them can essentially do whatever they want. But the announcement today marks a shift away from Meta’s own acceptable use ...
Meta's latest innovations, named Sparsh, Digit 360 and Digit Plexus, focus on touch perception, tactile dexterity and ...
Meta has made its artificial intelligence model, Llama, available to the US military and defense contractors for national ...
Meta reported better than expected third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, with Mark Zuckerberg citing AI progress as a factor.
A new report by research organization Epoch AI found that open models available today are about a year behind the top closed ...