Meta's LLaMA AI aims to be more honest than ChatGPT

Facebook's parent company Meta has thrown its hat into the AI ring with the initial release of its own AI tool, designed specifically with research in mind. In a blog post (opens in new tab), Meta explained more about its Large Language Model Meta AI (LLaMA) which aims to "help researchers advance their work in this subfield of AI." LLaMA will not challenge the likes of Bing with ChatGPT for everyday use but will instead be used under a non-commercial license. Rather than being used to create new seasons of canceled Netflix shows, LLaMA will be targeted at the likes of universities, governments, and laboratories for research purposes. Mark Zuckerberg even posted on FaceBook (opens in new tab) referencing LLaMA's potential to solve math theorems and predict protein structures. With the research focus of LLaMA, Meta is determined not to repeat the mistakes of Google'sBard AI and Bing with ChatGPT, which have made some high-profile mishaps.