Meta’s new large language model, Llama 3, powers the imaginatively named “Meta AI,” a newish chatbot that the social media and advertising company has installed in as many of its apps and ...
If you're a tech worker at Meta, you probably make out pretty well for yourself. That's according to a recent SEC filing, where the company stated that its median employee made just over $379,000 ...
Meta’s move into the open social web, also known as the fediverse, is puzzling. Does the Facebook owner see open protocols as the future? Will it embrace the fediverse only to shut it down ...
META's AI investments have been paying off extremely well, as observed in the massive rebound in FY2023/ FQ1'24 revenues, with AAPL's privacy headwind well behind us. META's investments will ...
However, the costs of operating such tools are quite high, and Meta has just confirmed that it will take years for the company to make money from AI. As Meta shared the results of its first fiscal ...
Meta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, believes Meta could become the leading AI company in the world. Meta is working on a unified model for AI recommendations across its platforms, which has shown solid ...
The median employee at Meta earned over $379,000 in 2023, according to a recent filing. This figure is significantly higher than many tech jobs, though on par with rivals like Google and Amazon.
(It's still about 35% off recent highs, though). Facebook owner Meta, on the other hand, reported relatively strong earnings for the first quarter — only to see its stock price plummet as ...
Meditron tackles this challenge head-on. Built upon Meta’s Llama 2, Meditron is fine-tuned on a massive dataset of curated medical information including clinical guidelines, medical journals ...
Meta has already spent billions on developing artificial intelligence. On Wednesday, the company said it would spend as much as $40 billion this year, much of it going toward data centers, chip ...
Alphabet is joining its tech peers like Microsoft, Apple, and Meta in the dividend club. Its $0.20 dividend is its first ever, and it also authorized an additional $70 billion in buybacks.