Meta unveils its Llama-4 suite (Scout, Maverick, Behemoth), escalating the AI race against rivals like Google and OpenAI. Highlighting multimodality and open-source leadership, Llama-4 aims for superior performance. This launch is backed by massive investment in AI infrastructure and plans for deep integration across Meta's platforms, aiming for ubiquitous AI presence.
Meta introduces Llama 4, a sophisticated AI suite enhancing its Meta AI assistant across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram. Featuring efficient Scout and powerful Maverick models built on MoE architecture, this marks a significant upgrade for Meta's integrated AI experience, promising enhanced user interactions and capabilities across its digital landscape.
Meta introduces the Llama 4 AI series, featuring efficient Scout, powerful Maverick, and upcoming Behemoth. Using MoE architecture, these models challenge competitors like OpenAI and Google. Available for download with licensing caveats, Llama 4 integrates into Meta's apps, advancing AI capabilities while navigating the 'open-source' debate. Details expected at LlamaCon.
Meta introduces the Llama 4 AI suite, featuring Scout and Maverick models for diverse needs and teasing the powerful Behemoth. These models, using MoE architecture, are integrated into Meta's apps and offered to developers under a specific 'open' license, aiming to compete with rivals like OpenAI and Google.
Meta responds to AI competition, launching the Llama 4 family. Featuring multimodal capabilities (text, video, image) and massive context windows (up to 10M tokens), Llama 4 Maverick and Scout are available now, with the 2T-parameter Behemoth previewed. Built on MoE architecture, focusing on reasoning and open access.
Meta introduces the Llama 4 AI series: Scout, Maverick, and Behemoth. Built with MoE architecture and multimodal training, the release includes open models (Scout, Maverick) and the powerful Behemoth (in development). Licensing restricts EU use and large firms. Models show competitive benchmarks and adjusted responses to sensitive topics. Meta AI assistant gets an upgrade.
Meta's Llama 4 launch reportedly faces delays due to performance issues compared to rivals like OpenAI. Falling short on key benchmarks impacts adoption potential. Meta focuses on its API strategy amid intense AI competition and market concerns reflected in stock dips. The situation highlights challenges in the high-stakes AI race.
Meta nears the launch of Llama 4, facing development hurdles, intense AI competition, and investor pressure. Amidst massive investment and challenges like DeepSeek, Meta explores MoE architecture and weighs open-source versus proprietary release strategies, aiming to advance beyond Llama 3 in the high-stakes AI race.
Marc Andreessen highlights Meta's Llama AI running on a Windows 98 PC with 128MB RAM. This feat by Exo Labs involved overcoming hardware, data transfer, and coding hurdles, sparking debate about AI's historical trajectory versus modern systems like Copilot+ PCs. It showcases extreme optimization and challenges assumptions about resource needs.
Meta introduces Meta AI and AI Studio in Indonesia, powered by Llama 3.2. The AI assistant, supporting Bahasa Indonesia, integrates into apps like WhatsApp and Instagram. New tools enhance creator-brand connections via the Instagram marketplace, alongside AI-driven advertising features like Partnership Ads and Advantage+ Shopping Campaigns for improved marketing performance.
