Meta, the umbrella organization of acebook and Instagram, took an important step in artificial intelligence and announced the LLaMA application.
ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, has made a big impact all over the world. After this chatbot was met with great interest by humanity, companies such as Microsoft and Google also accelerated their work in this direction. Meta, the umbrella organization of Facebook and Instagram, is also taking an important step in artificial intelligence.
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An important step in artificial intelligence from Meta
Meta is releasing a new artificial intelligence application called LLaMA. LLaMA works differently from systems such as ChatGPT or Bing, where you can chat with each other. This system aims to address the problems of AI language models and make them more reliable
To this end, Meta is making LLaMA available to institutions such as universities, NGOs and industry labs. Believing that AI communities should work together, Meta states that AI-supported languages will further develop through LLaMA.
Meta made the following statements about new artificial intelligence systems:
In a research paper, Meta says that the second smallest version of the LLaMA model, LLaMA-13B, outperforms OpenAI’s popular GPT-3 model in “most benchmarks”. It also emphasizes that the largest of these systems, LLaMA-65B, is ‘competitive’ against top models such as DeepMind’s Chinchilla70B and Google’s PaLM 540B.
Meta has actually launched its own accessible AI chatbots in the past. The system, called BlenderBot, was highly criticized at the time because it was deemed inadequate. Another application called Galactica, designed for writing scientific papers, was deactivated only three days after it was activated.
The whole world has accelerated its work on AI. We can say that ChatGPT has accelerated this process. So what do you think about chatbots? You can share your opinions with us in the comments section. You can watch the related video below.
