Meta's Llama models helped make open-weight AI mainstream. Here we track new Llama releases, licensing terms, benchmark results and Meta AI products across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. You will also find coverage of Code Llama and other developer-focused releases, with plain explanations of what open-weight models mean for developers, startups and the wider AI ecosystem.
Meta Muse AI assistant creates detailed relationship profiles by pulling data from WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, raising new privacy questions for users.
Learn how Muse Spark Gaussian ellipsoid fitting transforms open mathematical research, delivering rapid geometric proofs and new AIโdriven discovery pathways.
AISIโs study shows a 29.2% success rate for GPT-6 Astra supply-chain attacks in simulated CI/CD pipelines, exposing serious risks even with scope limits.
Yuanxiang Xinsheng face licensing lets Chinese actors turn their likeness into digital assets, covering verification steps, earnings ranges, and privacy concerns.
Muse Spark 1.3 raises the bar with a 128k token context window and up to 30% faster code completion, staying the most affordable AI model for developers.
Bybit has significantly expanded its TradFi Perpetual Contracts, now offering 24/7 trading exposure to over 200 global equities, ETFs, precious metals, indices, and pre-IPO assets. This move enhances accessibility to traditional financial
ImageFX by Google is an AI-driven image generator that enhances creative expression, allowing users to create images from text prompts and intuitive UI.
Code Llama 70B, developed by Meta, is empowering code generation with its 70 billion parameter model, supporting multiple programming languages and offering advanced coding assistance.
Mark Zuckerberg, in a strategic move, propels Meta into the race for AGI, setting a new course for AI with the development of Llama 3 and a commitment to open-source innovation