Meet Your AI Assistant: Meta AI: Built with Llama 3

The Race for the Top AI Assistant

Meta has released its new AI assistant, powered by the Llama 3 model, which is now available across its apps, including Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook and Messenger. With this launch, Meta is taking on ChatGPT and other AI competitors in the market.

What Can Meta AI Do?

Meta AI is designed to be a helpful assistant, aiding with tasks such as planning a night out, finding information for a test, or even helping with work emails. It can also generate images and GIFs based on text inputs, a feature called 'Imagine'. This feature is now faster and more advanced, producing images as you type.

Global Reach

Meta AI is now available in English in over a dozen countries outside of the US, including Australia, Canada, Ghana, Jamaica, and New Zealand, with more countries and languages to be added in the future.

The Power Behind Meta AI: Llama 3

Llama 3 is Meta's latest open-source AI model, which the company claims outperforms competing models in its class. It is trained on a vast dataset, seven times larger than its predecessor, Llama 2, and includes four times more code.

The Future of AI Assistants

With the release of Meta AI and Llama 3, Meta is aiming to be a leader in the AI assistant space, competing with the likes of OpenAI and Google.

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