Meta's Llama 3.2: AI in Orbit on the ISS
Meta and Booz Allen Hamilton deploy 'Space Llama,' an AI model on the ISS. It empowers astronauts with advanced problem-solving and content generation, marking a leap for AI applications beyond Earth.
Meta and Booz Allen Hamilton deploy 'Space Llama,' an AI model on the ISS. It empowers astronauts with advanced problem-solving and content generation, marking a leap for AI applications beyond Earth.
Meta's Llama 4 enters the AI arena, aiming to rival GPT-4.5 and Gemini. With open-source initiatives and efficient designs like Scout and Maverick, it democratizes AI access and reshapes the industry.
Samsung embraces Meta's Llama 4 across divisions to enhance efficiency and innovation in semiconductor operations, prioritizing data security with on-premise implementation.
Meta is using EU public data to train AI models. Users can opt out, aligning with GDPR. This move aims to create more culturally aware AI.
Samsung integrates Meta's Llama 4 AI to boost Exynos chip development. This move seeks to enhance performance, efficiency, and accelerate time to market, potentially challenging industry leaders like Apple and Qualcomm.
Meta AI introduces Token-Shuffle, a technique to reduce image tokens in Transformers. It fuses visual tokens before processing, cutting costs and boosting resolution without architecture changes.
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg's AI feud highlights Silicon Valley's conflicting views on AI's future and its impact on humanity, influencing AI development's trajectory.
Meta and Booz Allen's Space Llama project brings AI to the ISS, using Llama 3.2 to empower astronauts with advanced research capabilities.
Meta's Llama 4 and X's Grok clash over 'wokeness' and objectivity, highlighting ideological differences in AI development and its impact on shaping public discourse.
Meta's Llama model's links to DeepSeek raise concerns about open-source AI's potential misuse for military applications, highlighting a need for security and governance.