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Meta announced on July 18 that the open-source large language model will be available for access in the Microsoft Azure AI catalog and Amazon...
Meta spokesperson Andy Stone posted on Threads saying that none of the people that worked on Threads were former Twitter employees.
The tech giant will also be releasing a "Content Library" of Facebook data for researchers.
This move by Meta could increase competition in the Android and iOS app distribution markets, which are currently dominated by Google and Apple.
This forum comes soon after the company announced its speech-generative AI “Voicebox” earlier this month.
This comes in response to Canada's Online News Act which requires tech companies like Meta to pay Canadian publishers for the news content shared...
The AI model can produce audio clips, synthesize speech across six languages, and perform noise removal, content editing
Meta claims that its inventory filters have been designed in line with Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM)
Proposal 7 was the only one of the 13 proposals being put to vote that looked at India, according to the Internet Freedom Foundation.
Meta's concerns come after calls from India's top IT brass to do away with safe harbour protections in India's upcoming Digital India Act
