Meta has introduced a new set of its Llama-3 models that will also enhance Meta AI.
These have been introduced in two sizes: Llama-3 with 8B parameters and Llama-3 with 70B parameters.
Meta AI is just like ChatGPT but on your WhatsApp, and other social media platforms in the future.
I think we are not going to simmer down on the AI news anytime soon. Meta has introduced a new set of its Llama-3 models that will also enhance Meta AI. Meta introduced it in two sizes: Llama-3 with 8B parameters and Llama-3 with 70B parameters. In addition to this, they also offer a context length of 8K tokens. As per Meta’s Community License Agreement, these are all open-source.
According to Google, its 8B model is superior to Google’s Gemma 7B and Mistral 7B models. Even the Llama-3 70B model beats Gemini 1.5 Pro but by a very small margin. It even has a better score than the Claude 3 Sonnet in the MMLU benchmark.
Recently, you must have come across Meta AI. Meta is in the process of rolling it out on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and the web. It is widely available on WhatsApp currently. This is also a part of its Llama-3 models. This means that Meta is going headstrong with making its AI models very popular.
Also read: WhatsApp now has its own AI chatbot! Here’s how to use Meta AI & more
What can you do on Meta AI?
To make it simpler for you to understand, Meta AI is just like ChatGPT but on your WhatsApp, and other social media platforms in the future. The plus point here is that you do not have to go to any other platform to access AI, you can easily chat on it and generate responses. You even get current information on different topics here too. It uses both Google and Bing for this. You can generate images and even GIFs here.
Apart from the social media platforms, Meta is also rolling out a dedicated website where users can experience Meta AI, in English. It will first be released in Australia, Canada, Ghana, Jamaica, Malawi, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Singapore, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Eventually, more countries will be added to the list.
Meta also revealed that it is currently training its largest multimodal model with 400 billion parameters. This will also be out soon.
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