Tag: Llama

New research reveals that even the most popular AI models can’t be trusted when it comes to basic safety. The most powerful LLMs today — including models from OpenAI, Google, and Cohere — were put through a rigorous safety benchmark. The results? Not great. Out of 20 models tested across 10 real-world risk areas, none passed […]

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has officially unveiled Llama 4, the latest evolution in its line of large language models (LLMs). Designed to push the boundaries of what AI systems can understand and generate, Llama 4 introduces a powerful new foundation for building multimodal applications—those that work across text, images, and […]

Almost every week, top companies and innovative startups introduce new language models, each boasting advanced capabilities designed to outshine their competitors. With prominent players like ChatGPT-4o, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, Gemini 2.0 Pro, and Perplexity Online rapidly advancing, the sheer number of choices can quickly become overwhelming. To help you navigate this rapidly changing environment, this […]

Meta is ramping up its efforts in the AI space with a major new move—a dedicated app for its AI chatbot, Meta AI. Until now, Mark Zuckerberg’s AI (LlaMa) has been integrated across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp, making it accessible to users within these ecosystems. However, the company is now preparing to launch a […]

Meta’s LLaMA series keeps improving, especially with LLaMA 3.1, the latest version of its large language model.  LLaMA 3.1 (Large Language Model Meta AI 3.1) introduces enhanced and magical capabilities, boasting a staggering 405 billion parameters. It also performs better in natural language processing and multimodal tasks. The artificial intelligence market is growing faster, and […]

In questi giorni si sente parlare di intelligenza artificiale (AI) ovunque... Non si può sfuggire a questo fenomeno, sia che si scorra sui social media, sia che si leggano le notizie, sia che si parli con i propri dispositivi intelligenti. Secondo un rapporto di PwC, si prevede che l'IA contribuirà all'economia globale per $15,7 trilioni entro il 2030. Se da un lato questi numeri sembrano notevoli, dall'altro ritraggono [...]