🚨 AI News Update: Major Developments in the World of Artificial Intelligence 🚨
🚀 Meta launches Llama 3.2, -Meta launches Lama 3.2
🌟 Meta rolls out ‘Imagine’—New version for Social media
👋 OpenAI shake-up: CTO Mira Murati and two key executives step down, as CEO Sam Altman reassures continued focus on AI innovation.
📱 Free AI-powered tech -Technology to find spam calls
💼 Exclusive: OpenAI to change structure of company strategy
Announced at Meta Connect, Llama 3.2 includes medium-sized models with 11B and 90B parameters, along with lightweight, text-only models (1B and 3B parameters) designed for mobile and edge devices. These models are primed to power personalised AI agents, giving them the ability to understand and interact with visual data.“This is our first open-source multimodal model,” said Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in his keynote. “It’s going to enable a lot of applications that will require visual understanding.”for industries that depend heavily on visual information from retail to healthcare Llama 3.2 opens the door to innovations previously limited to high-end proprietary AI.Meta has unveiled Llama 3.2, a groundbreaking AI model designed to give artificial intelligence both eyes and a voice, putting it in direct competition with OpenAI's GPT models and Anthropic's Claude. This enhanced model focuses on multimodal capabilities, allowing it to understand and generate both text and visual content.
Meta AI features were a major highlight during the company's annual Meta Connect event on Wednesday. The company introduced the new voice chat feature and added new artificial intelligence features to the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. The social media giant also expanded the experimental ‘Imagine' feature to Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger. The feature was unveiled earlier this year, allowing users to recreate their profile picture in different AI-generated styles. This is now being rolled out to all users. Additionally, Meta is also testing a feature that will auto-generate images and recommend users to share them to their feed.Meta continues its push for AI integration with the launch of 'Imagine'—an AI-driven feature that enhances creativity on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger. Users can now improve AI to generate personalised visuals and edits, enabling more interactive and engaging experiences across Meta's suite of social apps. This move is part of Meta's larger effort to integrate AI across its ecosystem, driving innovation in social networking.
Open AI's chief technology officer Mira Murati announced on social platform X that she is leaving the company “to create time and space” to do her own exploration. The company's CEO Sam Altman also announced that chief research officer Bob McGrew and another research leader Barret Zoph are also leaving the company.In a major shakeup, OpenAI's CTO Mira Murati, along with two other key executives, have stepped down from their roles. CEO Sam Altman acknowledged the departures and reassured stakeholders that OpenAI remains committed to its mission of advancing AI responsibly. The resignations come at a time when OpenAI is facing increased competition and regulatory scrutiny, but Altman maintains that the company's long-term goals remain the same in their standards.
Spam calls and messages have become a nuisance in India and the mobile users could eventually see the problem going away. Airtel has confirmed its plans to implement AI technology to sort the issue and help people be aware of such calls and messages. The telecom operator has announced its free AI-powered spam detection system, which it claims is a first-of-kind solution by an operator in the country.AI is the talk of the town and it is hardly surprising to see the technology make its mark in the telecom space as well.Mobile users will now benefit from a new AI-powered solution designed to tackle the growing issue of spam calls and messages. This free technology uses advanced algorithms to detect and filter out unwanted communications, providing users with a safer and more efficient mobile experience. Available across both Android and iOS platforms, this service promises to enhance mobile security and improve overall user satisfaction.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25 (Reuters) - ChatGPT-maker OpenAI is working on a plan to restructure its core business into a for-profit benefit corporation that will no longer be controlled by its non-profit board, people familiar with the matter told Reuters, in a move that will make the company more attractive to investors.
The OpenAI non-profit will continue to exist and own a minority stake in the for-profit company, the sources said. The move could also have implications for how the company manages AI risks in a new governance structure.OpenAI is reportedly undergoing a significant restructuring that will see the removal of its non-profit control, with CEO Sam Altman set to receive equity in the company. This shift signals a more traditional corporate structure for OpenAI, which was originally founded as a non-profit to ensure the safe development of AI technologies. The move has sparked debate about the balance between profit motives and ethical AI development.
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