Meta laying off about 600 staff at AI Superintelligence Labs—Here’s what’s impacted
The layoffs will reportedly not impact the company’s division developing next-generation AI models.
The layoffs will reportedly not impact the company’s division developing next-generation AI models.
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The artificial intelligence tool uses the fourth iteration of Meta’s Llama model, which Meta has touted as being more cost-efficient than competitors like ChatGPT and Gemini.