US EditionMeta Launches Llama 4 AI Models with Multimodal and Open-Source Capabilities
- Meta has launched Llama 4, its latest AI models for its assistant on web and apps like WhatsApp and Instagram, which feature multimodal capabilities and are available for download from Meta or Hugging Face.
- Trudy Morgan-Cole expressed concern when her works were scraped to train Meta's AI, stating, 'It's being done without the author's permission.'
- John Degen of the Writers' Union of Canada believes the use of writers' works without consent is 'deeply offensive to most authors.'
- Meta claims its methods of using data for training are consistent with existing laws, stating, 'We respect third-party intellectual property rights.
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Meta’s surprise Llama 4 drop exposes the gap between AI ambition and reality
On Saturday, Meta released its newest Llama 4 multimodal AI models in a surprise weekend move that caught some AI experts off guard. The announcement touted Llama 4 Scout and Llama 4 Maverick as major advancements, with Meta claiming top performance in their categories and an enormous 10 million token context window for Scout. But so far the open-weights models have received an initial mixed-to-negative reception from the AI community, highlight…
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