publish time

02/03/2024

author name Arab Times

publish time

02/03/2024

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is gearing up to launch its latest AI language model, Llama 3, in July, as reported by The Information. This new open-source large language model (LLM) is designed to address contentious questions more effectively and is part of Meta's ongoing efforts to enhance its LLM capabilities. Researchers at Meta are currently fine-tuning the model to provide better contextual understanding of controversial queries. Unlike its predecessor, Llama 2, which avoids sensitive topics, Llama 3 aims to handle more nuanced inquiries, such as distinguishing between shutting off a vehicle engine and causing harm to it.

To ensure the accuracy and safety of responses generated by Llama 3, Meta plans to assign dedicated personnel to monitor tone and provide safety training. This proactive approach underscores Meta's commitment to refining its large language models to be more precise and responsive. The initiative is particularly crucial in light of recent controversies surrounding AI chatbots, such as Google's decision to disable the image-generation feature of its Gemini chatbot due to inaccuracies in historical content. Additionally, the timing of Meta's announcement coincides with Microsoft's strategic partnership with French AI company Mistral, signaling a competitive landscape in the AI language model space.