Meta is expanding its AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses to seven European countries, enhancing daily interactions with features like real-time translation and object recognition. This move positions Meta as a leader in wearable technology, aiming to transform how users engage with their environment while navigating privacy challenges in Europe.
Meta Platforms has launched Llama 4, featuring two new models, Scout and Maverick, designed to handle diverse data formats. Llama 4 Scout runs on a single Nvidia H100 GPU, while Maverick competes with top models in coding tasks. Meta aims to integrate these advancements into its AI assistant across platforms.
Meta has launched its new AI model series, Llama 4, featuring three distinct models with advanced multimodal capabilities. This release, driven by competition from DeepSeek, aims to set a new standard in AI, offering powerful tools for tasks like document summarization and creative writing while addressing sensitive topics openly.
Meta has launched its new AI model series, Llama 4, featuring four models: Scout, Maverick, and Behemoth. These models utilize a mixed expert architecture for enhanced efficiency and are designed to handle various tasks, including creative writing and document summarization, while addressing previous concerns about bias in AI responses.
Meta is testing AI-generated comments on Instagram to enhance user interactions. The feature suggests comments based on the content of photos, aiming to streamline engagement. However, it may face backlash from users who prefer authentic comments over AI-generated responses, raising concerns about the platform’s authenticity.
Meta has launched its AI assistant, “Meta AI,” in the European Union, following over a year of availability in the US. Initially, the EU version will focus on text-based responses, addressing regulatory concerns and ensuring compliance with strict data privacy laws while expanding its global reach.
Meta’s Llama AI model has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing 1 billion downloads. This rapid growth underscores its increasing adoption in both research and commercial applications, despite facing challenges like copyright lawsuits and competition from rivals. Meta plans to invest heavily in AI, with new models on the horizon.
Meta is facing legal challenges after court documents revealed internal discussions about using copyrighted content, including pirated books, for AI training. Employees debated the risks of unlicensed data, with some suggesting a “forgive, not ask” approach, raising concerns about the implications for copyright laws and AI development.
Meta is making a bold move into humanoid robotics, establishing a new team within its Reality Labs division. This strategic pivot aims to create robots that assist with everyday tasks, potentially revolutionizing our interaction with technology. Collaborations with established robotics firms could accelerate development in this exciting field.
