Meta Platforms Plans to release the latest version of its large language model later this month, after delaying it at least Twice, the information reported on Friday, as the Facebook Owner Scrambles to Lead in the Ai Race.
Meta, However, Block Push Back the release of Llama 4 Again, The Report Said, Citing Two People Familiar with the Matter.
Big Technology Firms Have Been Investing Aggressively in ai infrastructure following the success of openai’s Chatgpt.
The report said one of the reasons for the delay is during development, llam 4 did not meet meta’s expectations on Technical Benchmarks, Particularly in Reasoning and Math Tasks.
The company was also concerned that lLAma 4 was less capable than openai’s models in conducting humanlike Voice conversations, the report added.
Meta Plans to Spend as Much as $ 65 Billion (Roughly Rs. 5,39,000 Crore) This year to expand its ai infrastructure, amid investor pressure on big tech firms to show returns on.
Additional, the Rise of the popular, Lower-Cost Model from Chinese Tech Firm Deepsek Challenges the belief that developing the best ai model requires billions of dollars.
The report said llama 4 is expected to borrow certain technical aspects from deepsek, with at least one version slated to Employing a Machine-Learning Technique Called Mixture of Experts Mix Whoch Trains Separate Parts of Models for Specific Tasks, Making them Experts in that areas.
Meta has also also considered relevant Lalama 4 through Meta Ai First and then as Open-Source Software Later, The Report Said.
Last Year, Meta Released Its Mostly Free Lalama 3 AI Model, Whoch Can Converce in Eight Languages, Write Higher-Quality Computer Code and Solve more Complex Math Problems Math Problems Than Previous Versions.
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